Vision Loss following Intraocular Listeriosis Associated with Contaminated Cantaloupe

Ibraheem, Mam; Vance, Sushma; Jackson, Kelly A.; Ettestad, Paul; Smelser, Chad; Silk, Benjamin

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Vision Loss following Intraocular Listeriosis Associated with Contaminated Cantaloupe

Jun 01 2013
By Ibraheem, Mam ; Vance, Sushma ; Jackson, Kelly A. ; ...
Source: Case Rep Ophthalmol. 2013; 4(2):7-11.

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Intraocular listeriosis, a rare manifestation of invasive listeriosis, has a poor visual prognosis. We report an intraocular listeriosis case related to a multistate outbreak associated with contaminated cantaloupe. Increasing awareness of rare listeriosis presentations might facilitate timely diagnosis and treatment, and case reporting can clarify medical and epidemiologic aspects of listeriosis.
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Cucumis Melo Disease Outbreaks Endophthalmitis Eye Infections Listeria Monocytogenes Published Online: June, 2013
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Case Rep Ophthalmol. 2013; 4(2):7-11.
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