Active toxoplasmic chorioretinitis of the right eye in an adolescent about a case

Abstract

Toxoplasma active chorioretinitis is a rare condition in adolescents. The diagnosis is mainly based on ophthalmological examination and a favorable response to treatment. We report the case of an 18-year-old girl received for blurred vision with eye pain. The examination of the anterior segment is without particularity. The fundus at the level of the right eye found a focus of active toxoplasmic chorioretinitis. The ophthalmological examination of the left eye is without particularity. Paraclinical assessment performed in the patient shows a positive REMINGTON test 2 times 3 weeks apart. The clinical course after initiation of treatment was favorable with healing of the active focus in one month.