A Mild Infection Turned Intractable

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May 09, 2014

A Mild Infection Turned Intractable

Christopher M. Pruet, MD; Judianne Kellaway, MD

Retina/Vitreous, Comprehensive Ophthalmology

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A 29-year-old woman previously diagnosed with a urinary tract infection returns to the ER with bilateral blurred vision, nausea, hematuria, and headaches.
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