The results indicate that oral diclofenac (preoperatively) is more effective than other routine analgesics in the management of pain in PRK surgery.

IntroductionNeuroretinitis (NR) is considered to be an inflammatory condition which is characterized by optic disc edema and, as a result, formation of a macular star figure. NR is an atypical presentation of toxoplasmosis infection, and such cases are quite rare.Case PresentationA 13-year-old girl presented with painless subacute visual loss in her right eye for a week at Khatam-Al-Anbia eye hospital in Mashhad, Iran. Following comprehensive evaluation, a diagnosis of toxoplasmic NR was made. The NR favorably responded to classic anti-toxoplasmosis treatment. A juxtapapillary retinochoroidal scar appeared after disc swelling resolution.ConclusionsAlthough toxoplasmosis NR is rare, it should be considered in the differential diagnoses of NR.