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[Clinical features and ocular manifestations of monkeypox virus infection]
Abstract:
Monkeypox is the most important orthopoxvirus infectious disease in humans after the extinction of smallpox. Recent outbreaks of monkeypox in several countries show obvious human-to-human transmission, which has aroused great concern around the world. Monkeypox infection can also affect the eyes. This article reviews the clinical features and ocular manifestations of monkeypox virus infection in order to attract the attention of ophthalmologists.
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