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The protozoan Toxoplasma gondii is an obligate intracellular parasite that can infect any warm blooded animal,' as well as reptiles and fish,2' and shows a high incidence in humans, with approximately 500 million people throughout the world having antibodies to Tgondii.5 The organism is ubiquitous in nature and produces one of the most com- mon infections ofhumans.' It is the most common cause of retinochoroiditis worldwide in humans,6 with figures ranging from 28% to 55% of all cases of posterior uveitis.7"9
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