Pseudotumoral ocular tuberculosis: About 2 cases

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Ocular manifestations of tuberculosis are non-specific and polymorphic as they can affect all the tunics of the eye and cause severe visual loss in the absence of early and appropriate treatment. We here report 2 casesof pseudotumoral ocular tuberculosis with favorable outcome under antibacillary treatment; the first patient recently had had spontaneous burst of the eyeball with exit of a burgeoning fleshy and suppurative mass measuring 10cm/6cm, the second patient had granuloma of the ciliary body mimicking melanoma; then we here discuss the clinical and therapeutic particularities of this disease.

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Elboukhani, I., Siati, A., Errachiq, I., McHachi, A., Benhmidoune, L., Rachid, R., & Elbelhadji, M. (2020). Pseudotumoral ocular tuberculosis: About 2 cases. Pan African Medical Journal, 36, 1–8. https://doi.org/10.11604/pamj.2020.36.147.20571

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