The objective of this investigation was to present a case of masquerade syndrome secondary to primary CNS lymphoma in a Northern Ontario community. Masquerade syndrome of primary CNS lymphoma in the eye can often be misinterpreted as an immune-mediated process, owing to its tendency to first present with only vitreous cell, or chronic uveitis. Correct diagnosis of intraocular primary CNS lymphoma requires clinical suspicion and ophthalmologists should have a low threshold for triggering a diagnostic work-up of older and immunocompromised patients with a characteristic presentation.
Most people with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) recover completely within a few weeks. But some people continue to experience symptoms after the initial recovery. This condition is called post-COVID-19 syndrome or long COVID-19. They are threatened by the development of various diseases.We tried to answer some of these questions in our research. The study was conducted in 49 patients with ophthalmic pathologies who had previously undergone COVID-19. On the one hand, ocular pathologies are important because they allow in a non-traumatic way to obtain lifetime visualization of the state of blood vessels and capillaries as well as to assess the effect of the virus on the central nervous system.
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