EFFECTIVENESS OF TREATMENT OF CENTRAL CHORIORETHINITIS OF UNKNOWN ETHIOLOGY WITH EXUDATIVE RETINAL DETACHMENT (CLINICAL CASE)

Abstract

The relevance of chorioretinitis is due to the high frequency of occurrence among young people, difficulties in the etiological diagnosis, a long inflammatory process with the development of complications such as retinal hemorrhages, hemophthalmus, the formation of subretinal neovascular membranes, vitreoretinal lines, etc. All this lead to decreased vision, low vision and blindness.The article presents data on the results of a timely diagnosis and complex treatment of the first detected central chorioretinitis of unknown etiology with retinal detachment in a 22-year-old patient. As a result of treatment, a positive dynamics of the course of the inflammatory process was noted with the resorption of subretinal hemorrhages and exudate. The chorieretinal lesion decreased due to relief of perifocal inflammation, and visual functions were recovered to the initial level.