Ophthalmological Pathology and Management in Eye Disease: Infectious and Inflammatory Disease of the Vitreous, Retina and Choroid

Accute retinitis is retinal metastatic infections in edophtalmitis, panophtalmitis; subaccute retinitis—presents in bacterial retinochoroiditis and they are specific retinitis: bacterial (sifilis, TBC, Lyme), fungi, parasites. Viral disease of the retina are accute retinal necrosis ARN, progressive herpetic retinal necrosis PORN, CMV retinitis, HIV infection. Parasitic retinal infections are: toxoplasmosis, toxochariasis inflammatory disease: Vogt-Coyanagi-Harrada sarcoidosis sympathetic ophtalmithes MEWDS, serpiginous choroiditis.