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Objective : To determine the pattern of presentation of ocular manifestations in HIV/AIDS and the modes of management employed. Method : This collaborative, hospital based retrospective study between the Ophthalmology and Immunology units covered the period between January-December, 2004. Results : 1020 new patients were seen during this period with HIV/AIDS, of whom 125(12.3%) cases presented with some form of ocular complications, made up of 74 females (59.2%) and 51 males (40.8%). Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus (HZO), was the commonest form of presentation in 87 (69.6%) patients, followed by ocular tumours in 17 (13.6%) patients and cotton-wool spots in 5 (4%) patients. Conclusion : There is still a great need for the definitive diagnoses of ocular lesions, and retinal lesions in particular as well as appropriate treatment of ocular HIV/AIDS. Keywords : ocular HIV/AIDS, Guinness Ophthalmic Kaduna Nigerian Journal of Surgical Research Vol. 7(3&4) 2005: 305-308

Ocular aids: experience at the Guinness Ophthalmic unit, Kaduna , Nigeria