Central serous retinopathy in leprosy.
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Central serous retinopathy in leprosy.
The involvement of fundus is rare in leprosy. More so fundus lesions, if any, are not very well visualized because of anterior segment lesions and the pupillary adhesions. A case of central serous retinopathy is recorded in association with progressive lepra reaction (type II) in a case of leprosy.
Adult, Male, Retinal Diseases, Leprosy, Humans
Adult, Male, Retinal Diseases, Leprosy, Humans
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