Clinical Observation of 22 Cases HIV Merger Fundus Lesions
Wang Haimei
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Wang Haimei
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Objective To investigate the clinical characteristics of the patients who got the HIV merger fundus lesions.Methods A retrospective study on data of 22 cases with HIV merger fundus lesions,all patients were checked by fundus examination,fundus fluorescence angiography and ocular ultrasonic-B,and analyzed the results as well.Results After the inspection,among the 22 patients,34 eyes showed tortuous blood vessels on their fundus,presented a brush shape,a flake shape bleeding appeared in peripheral vascular.Conclusion HIV merger fundus lesions can be diagnosed by the clinical manifestations,medical history,fundus examinations,ocular B ultrasonic tests,and fundus fluorescence angiography,if conditions permit,we can proceed the viral DNA type chekers,to facilitate the diagnosis of the infection type.
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Objective To investigate the clinical characteristics of the patients who got the HIV merger fundus lesions.Methods A retrospective study on data of 22 cases with HIV merger fundus lesions,all patients were checked by fundus examination,fundus fluorescence angiography and ocular ultrasonic-B,and analyzed the results as well.Results After the inspection,among the 22 patients,34 eyes showed tortuous blood vessels on their fundus,presented a brush shape,a flake shape bleeding appeared in peripheral vascular.Conclusion HIV merger fundus lesions can be diagnosed by the clinical manifestations,medical history,fundus examinations,ocular B ultrasonic tests,and fundus fluorescence angiography,if conditions permit,we can proceed the viral DNA type chekers,to facilitate the diagnosis of the infection type.
Key concepts: Fundus (uterus), Medicine, Ophthalmology, Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), Angiography, Fundus fluorescein angiography, Radiology, Fluorescein angiography