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2018, Journal Francais d'OphtalmologieCitation Excerpt :As they disappear, they give way to secondary chorioretinal atrophy. According to certain authors, sarcoidosis should be ruled out in patients over 50 years of age with peripheral multifocal choroiditis, as well as those with lesions suggestive of birdshot chorioretinopathy who are HLA-A29 negative [50,51]. Optic nerve involvement is frequently observed.
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2005, Survey of OphthalmologyCitation Excerpt :Nevertheless, pars planitis syndrome can almost always be distinguished from birdshot chorioretinopathy either by the presence of snowballs or snowbanking, or by the absence of birdshot lesions in later phases of the disease. Sarcoidosis is the disease that is most difficult to distinguish from birdshot chorioretinopathy, because its course is chronic, and fundus lesions can occur in patients with sarcoidosis that mimic birdshot lesions (Fig. 13).10,49,70,90 Patients with documented sarcoidosis who are HLA-A29–positive have been reported.90
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Presented at the Retina Society, Williamsburg, Virginia, October 1994, and in part at the ARVO Annual Meeting, Sarasota, May 1994.
Supported in part by the Vitreoretinal Research and Education Foundation, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.