ArticleCureus2025
Cat-Scratch Disease Presenting as Isolated Neuroretinitis (Bartonella henselae): A Case Report.
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Abstract
Cat-scratch disease (CSD), a rare infectious disorder typically presenting with systemic manifestations such as fever and lymphadenopathy, uncommonly involves ocular structures, with neuroretinitis being one of its more frequent ocular manifestations. We report an unusual case of CSD presenting as isolated neuroretinitis in the absence of constitutional symptoms. The patient is an 18-year-old female who presented with decreased vision in her left eye and the appearance of shadows. She reported no systemic symptoms such as fever or swollen lymph nodes. Fundus examination revealed optic disc edema, retinal edema in the posterior pole, and macular star exudates. Diagnosis was confirmed by a history of cat exposure and positive serology for
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