Chronic epstein-barr virus (epstein-barr virus, chronic; chronic infectious mononucleosis) 248

General: Onset late adolescence or early adulthood; rare. 919g64j

Ocular: Bilateral uveitis; cystoid macular edema; papilledema; cataract; keratitis; peripapillary and macular preretinal membranes; vitreitis; lacrimal gland swelling; conjunctivitis; corneal edema; keratoconjunctivitis; follicular conjunctivitis; subepithelial corneal opacities; retinitis; ophthalmoplegia; optic neuritis; endophthalmitis; dacryocystitis; nasolacrimal duct obstruction.

Clinical: Recurrent fever; pharyngitis; lymphadenopathy; fatigue; malaise; weight loss; splenomegaly.

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