Table 1 Clinical summary of pediatric HIV patients with abnormal ocular examination

From: Ocular manifestations in pediatric patients with HIV infection in the post-HAART era in southern Brazil

Ocular findings

Case

Age (months) a

CDC classification

Blepharitis

1, 2, 3, 4

115, 60, 84, 36

C3, A2, C3, B2

Allergic conjunctivitis

4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

36, 38, 60, 76, 81, 115

B2, A1, C2, C2, B3, A3

Strabismus

10, 11

84, 5

A1, C3

Hordeolum

12

6

Eb

Astigmatism

13

153

A2

Dry eye

4, 14

36, 108

B2, C3

Ophthalmic herpes zoster

15

108

C3

Herpetic keratitis

4

36

C3

Lacrimal obstruction

16

15

C3

Congenital macular toxoplasmosis

11

5

C3

Optic disc atrophy—CMV retinitis scars

17

96

C3

Stevens–Johnson Syndrome

18

17

B2

Periferic retinochoroiditis scar

19

132

C3

  1. Abbreviation: CMV, cytomegalovirus.
  2. aAge at first ophthalmic examination.
  3. bE: confirmed diagnosis of HIV after first examination.
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