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Computed tomography of the chest revealed diffuse pulmonary lesions, suspect for miliary tuberculosis.
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As the screening was negative for COVID-19, computed tomography of the thorax was made (Fig. 1).
a/b: Fundoscopy and fluorescein angiogram of right and left eye revealed multiple choroidal tubercles, also called Bouchut tubercles (arrows).
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Fundoscopy revealed multifocal small choroidal Bouchut's tubercles, the most frequent manifestation of posterior uveitis due to tuberculosis (Fig. 2a/b, nr 1). Fluorescein Angiography (Fig. 2a, nr 2) of the choroidal lesions and late hyperfluorescence (Fig. 2b, nr3) beginning at the edge of the lesions and pooling of dye into the subretinal space, is reported.
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