What is Acute retinal necrosis syndrome?

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Acute retinal necrosis syndrome: An acute infection of the eye usually caused by the chicken pox virus (varicella-zoster), herpes simplex or cytomegalovirus. One or both eyes may be involved.

Types of Acute retinal necrosis syndrome:

Broader types of Acute retinal necrosis syndrome:

Complications of Acute retinal necrosis syndrome: see complications of Acute retinal necrosis syndrome

Causes of Acute retinal necrosis syndrome: see causes of Acute retinal necrosis syndrome

Symptoms of Acute retinal necrosis syndrome: see symptoms of Acute retinal necrosis syndrome

Complications of Acute retinal necrosis syndrome: see complications of Acute retinal necrosis syndrome

Diagnostic testing: see tests for Acute retinal necrosis syndrome.

Misdiagnosis: see misdiagnosis and Acute retinal necrosis syndrome.

Doctors and Medical Specialists for Acute retinal necrosis syndrome: Ophthalmologist ; see also doctors and medical specialists for Acute retinal necrosis syndrome.
Treatments for Acute retinal necrosis syndrome: see treatments for Acute retinal necrosis syndrome
Research for Acute retinal necrosis syndrome: see research for Acute retinal necrosis syndrome

Main name of condition: Acute retinal necrosis syndrome

Other names or spellings for Acute retinal necrosis syndrome:

ARN syndrome

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