Matilda R Lyons

May 1, 2024 | bjo.bmj.com | Matilda R Lyons |Tiago Arantes |BARBARA VIEIRA |Joao Furtado |João M. Furtado

Results Approximately equal numbers of women and men had active versus inactive ocular toxoplasmosis. In both women and men, most infections were remotely acquired. Men were significantly more likely to present with primary active disease than women (24.4% vs 12.9%); conversely, women were significantly more likely to present with recurrent active disease than men (36.0% vs 28.5%).