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Volume 32, Number 7—July 2026

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Vascularized Iris Mass as Sentinel Manifestation of Syphilis in Patient with HIV Infection, Spain, 2025

Marta Caminal-CaramésComments to Author , Jaume Sánchez-Serra, Jesus Díaz-Cascajosa, Albert Saladrigas, Santiago Conversa, and Jose Ignacio Vela-Segarra
Author affiliation: Hospital Sant Pau, Barcelona, Spain

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Imaging for a vascularized iris mass as sentinel manifestation of syphilis in patient with HIV infection, Spain, 2025. A) Ultrasound biomicroscopy revealing a well-defined hyperechoic iris mass with ciliary body involvement. B) Anterior segment optical coherence tomography showing a homogeneous hyperreflective stromal lesion with keratic precipitates and inflammatory cells in the anterior chamber.

Figure 2. Imaging for a vascularized iris mass as sentinel manifestation of syphilis in patient with HIV infection, Spain, 2025. A) Ultrasound biomicroscopy revealing a well-defined hyperechoic iris mass with ciliary body involvement. B) Anterior segment optical coherence tomography showing a homogeneous hyperreflective stromal lesion with keratic precipitates and inflammatory cells in the anterior chamber.

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