Description

About 5% of patients with Lyme disease may experience ocular involvement.


Transient conjunctivitis may occur in patients with Lyme's disease.

 

Clinical manifestations of ocular Lyme borreliosis:

(1) decreased visual acuity

(2) keratitis

(3) anterior uveitis

(4) uveitis intermedia

 

Complications:

(1) corneal scar

(2) permanent loss of visual acuity

 

It may be more common in patients with neuroborreliosis.


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