Parinaud?s syndrome

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Parinaud?s syndrome

Depending on the cause of the infection, antibiotics may be helpful. Surgery may be necessary to clean away the infected tissues.

The outlook depends on the cause of the underlying infection. In general, if the diagnosis is made early and prompt treatment is begun, the outcome of Parinaud's syndrome can be very good.

• It is possible for the infection to spread into nearby tissues or into the bloodstream.
• Eye complications resulting in blindness can occur.

You should call your health care provider if you develop a red, irritated, painful eye.

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