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Case 10, Answer 3b
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Possibly, but try again. Ruling out other possibilities first, such as toxoplasmosis (e.g. IgM and IgG serology) or fungal disease (e.g.Histoplasma capsulatum serum antigen testing), would still be something to consider first, however.
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