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See Latest ArticlesOcular Bartonellosis
International Journal of Medical Sciences , 04/06/09
Accorinti M - The infection is present around the world and may affect patients of all ages, including immunocompetent individuals. More common in children and young adults, it usually presents with a wide range of systemic and ocular symptoms. Systemic signs and symptoms usually precede ocular involvement and are constituted by the appearance, 3 to 10 days after inoculation of bartonella by scratch or bite, of an erythematous papule on the skin on the site of inoculation.
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