Fundus of patient with disseminated TB shows.: (A) Choroid tubercles, (B) Optic atrophy, (C) Papilledema, (D) Macular edema
Answer is A. Ans. (a) Choroid tubercles.Choroid tubercles occur in cases of disseminated tuberculosis and are highly specific for diagnosis of miliary tuberculosis.These are found especially in tubercular meningitis usually as a late event. Ophthalmoscopically they appear as round pale yellow spots usually near optic disk.