Abstract
A 39–year-old Malay gentleman was presented with sudden onset of blurring of vision, associated with pain, redness and partial ptosis in the left eye (LE) for 2 weeks. It was also associated with headache and drowsiness that were progressively worsened. On examination, the vision was hand movement LE. There was partial upper lid ptosis with injected conjunctiva and mild anterior chamber reaction. The view of the posterior segment was hazy on LE. The right eye was essentially normal. On investigation, B-scan ultrasound was suggestive of LE vitreous opacity. CT scan and MRI of the orbit and brain showed multiple enhancing brain lesions. Toxoplasma IgG, anti-HCV and anti-HIV were reactive and the patient was treated with toxoplasma infection.
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