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Tuberculosis M. Tuberculosis, an obligate aerobe, slow-growing, non-motile bacterium, causes tuberculosis. It is transmitted primarily as an airborne aerosol that gains access to susceptible hosts via the lungs and contributes to latent or dormant infection in hosts with normal immune systems. The onset of symptoms may occur after an age-related deterioration of the patient’s immune system, illness, or immunosuppressive therapy for other conditions.3,4 The organism may invade any tissue or organ within the body in immunocompromised persons, rapid progression of the disease can occur. It sometimes invades the local lymph nodes and spreads to extrapulmonary locations, mostly through hematogenic routes. Usually, infected end-organs have high oxygen stress (apices of the lungs, kidneys, bones, meninges, eye and choroid).

Case of Corneal Melting with Phthisis Bulbi with Uveal Tissue Prolapse in Left Eye