A case of unilateral far-reaching necrotizing herpesvirus retinovasculitis against the background of chronic cytomegalovirus and EBV infection

The article presents our own clinical observation of the features of the diagnosis andtreatment of severe necrotizing retinovasculitis in a 20-year-old patient with an undiagnosedherpesvirus infection. An extended examination helped to determine the etiology of thedisease. The dynamics of the disease and the results of follow-up for 3 months afterinpatient treatment are presented. The treatment made it possible to stop the infectiousprocess without surgery and significantly improved visual functions. Keywords: retinovasculitis, herpesvirus infection, Epstein – Barr virus, cytomegalovirus, acuteretinal necrosis