Chickenpox chorioretinitis.
Manchester Royal Eye Hospital.
Chickenpox infection in an adult was complicated by peripheral chorioretinitis and treated with oral acyclovir. Similarities of this case to the recently proposed mild type of acute retinal necrosis syndrome are discussed.
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