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From: Frosted branch angiitis due to cytomegalovirus-associated unmasking immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome: a case report and literature review

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Changes observed in the patient’s eye examination. A Normal bilateral eyes appearance before antiretroviral therapy (ART). B After 5 weeks of ART, the left eye showed sheathing of the retinal vessels appearing like frosted branches of a tree without haemorrhages, necrosis, and occlusion. C Eye ultrasound revealed mild vitreous haze in the left eye after 5 weeks of ART. D No oedema in the macular area by optical coherence tomography were seen after 5 weeks of ART. E After 6 weeks of anti-CMV treatment, frosted branch angiitis in the left eye had significantly improved. F After 6 months of anti-CMV treatment, the retinal perivenous exudate in the left eye had resolved

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