PubMed · 1990 · 40 citations · 0 references
Infectious AgentsNeuroanatomyVeterinary PathologyVeterinary ScienceVeterinary DiagnosticsCat Scratch DiseaseDermatologyDermatopathologyNeuropathologyMedicineClinical Picture
We report a patient with neuroretinitis, whose associated lymphadenopathy, exposure to cats, and strongly positive cat scratch antigen skin tests suggested the diagnosis of cat scratch disease. Cat scratch disease should be added to the list of infectious agents believed to produce the clinical picture of neuroretinitis.