Ocular involvement in Hodgkin's disease is relatively unusual. This report describes two cases of branch retinal artery occlusion in young patients with Hodgkin's disease. Both patients were thought to be in remission when the occlusions occurred. The possible etiology and relationship to drug therapy is discussed.
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