Author: Pérez, Regina; Fischman, Alexandra; Poblete, MarÃa José; Vizcaya, Cecilia; Perret, Cecilia; GarcÃa, Cristián; Muñoz, Aldo; Corre, Nicole Le
Title: [Bartonella henselae with atypical infection and neuroretinitis in a pediatric unit: report of three cases]. Cord-id: ss3306dq Document date: 2020_8_1
ID: ss3306dq
Snippet: Bartonella henselae is cat scratch disease's etiological agent, which is considered an endemic infection in Chile. It typically presents as a self-limited regional lymphadenopathy and less frequently with systemic involvement and extranodal or atypical manifestations: hepatosplenic, ocular or musculoskeletal involvement, among others. We present three cases of atypical cat scratch disease with ocular compromise, as neurorretinitis. This review highlights the importance of the active search for o
Document: Bartonella henselae is cat scratch disease's etiological agent, which is considered an endemic infection in Chile. It typically presents as a self-limited regional lymphadenopathy and less frequently with systemic involvement and extranodal or atypical manifestations: hepatosplenic, ocular or musculoskeletal involvement, among others. We present three cases of atypical cat scratch disease with ocular compromise, as neurorretinitis. This review highlights the importance of the active search for ocular complications in patients with disseminated cat scratch disease, leading to possible change in treatment and prognosis of the disease.
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