Korioretinitis Toksoplasmosis pada Penderita Imunokompeten
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https://doi.org/10.29303/jku.v5i4.7Abstract
Toksoplasmosis merupakan penyakit sistemik yang disebabkan parasit protozoa koksidia Toxoplasma gondii, infeksi biasanya tanpa gejala atau muncul dalam bentuk akut dengan gejala limfadenopati atau dengan gejala menyerupai flu (flu-like symptoms). Pada infeksi primer, penderita biasanya asimtomatik dan kadang hanya bergejala seperti demam, limfadenopati dan limfositosis yang berlangsung sampai berhari-hari atau beberapa minggu. Kami akan membahas lebih dalam sebuah kasus chorioretinitis toksoplasmosis pada penderita imunokompeten baik dari gejala klinis dan terapinyaReferences
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