papillitis without vitritis. A case report in an immunocompetent Congolese patient.

Introduction: Unilateral papillitis and neuroretinitis are uncommon manifestations of ocular infection and pose particularly challenging diagnosis problems. Due to the limited accessibility of healthcare and poor socioeconomic status of a significant proportion of the population in Democratic Republic of the Congo, knowledge of seroprevalence rates for toxoplasmosis remains key to the health system. When papillitis or neuroretinitis is suspected, vitreous inflammatory reaction is usually present at various degrees on the initial examination as a diagnosis clue.