[Bouchut tubercles and AIDS. Apropos of 3 cases].

Tuberculosis choroidal granulomas ("tubercules de Bouchut") are rare, even in patients with AIDS and active tuberculosis. The authors report the clinical and angiographical findings of three cases. Choroidal involvement was bilateral, with multiple lesions, mostly located at the posterior pole.

[A protocol for monitoring antimalarial treatment].

We are showing a protocol to survey the treatment by APS, with a computer equipment that enable us to examine very shortly the central field of vision and the ERG; but that least investigation can be EOG or a PEV, according to the toxic pathology we are studying.

[Use of nerve division in oculomotor paralysis].

Sectors have a double interest in an extraocular muscle palsy: to avoid the diplopia and to aid the reeducation of palsied muscles. Patient can alternatively wear the two types of glasses with sectors. Authors decrease sector's size when motility improves.