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Case #5: 12 year old boy with unilateral
decrease in vision of 5 years duration.
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by Sawsan Bu Orm, MD
History:
12 year-old boy whose parents are seeking a second opinion for his poor vision in the right eye noted 3 years ago. He has been followed up by an ophthalmologist who initially started him on a course of PO antibiotics presuming it was toxoplasmosis.
External
and slit exam:
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Vision (cc):
OD=20/70
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OS= 20/20
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Full motility/ ortho OU
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Pupils equal and reactive: no APD
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Normal A/S
IOP 12 mmHg OD/ 13 mmHg OS Fundus Exam: OD OS 
Fluorescein Angiography Diagnosis: |
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