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Hannah W Ng1, Rachael L Niederer2
1The University of Auckland, Ophthalmology, Auckland, New Zealand. hannahng.nz@gmail.com.
Abstract:
Multiple evanescent white dot syndrome has been reported to occur following COVID-19 vaccination and also secondary to COVID-19 infection. Increasingly, patients are querying their risk from further vaccination against COVID-19, vaccination for other diseases (such as influenza) and the risk of disease with COVID-19 infection itself. Here we report an interesting case in which the patient developed MEWDS following COVID vaccination, then, one year later, developed MEWDS in the fellow eye associated with COVID-19 infection.
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