The authors present a case of oculoglandular syndrome believed to be d
ue to an infectious organism from a cat. Recently, the Centers for Dis
ease Control (Atlanta, GA) isolated and identified a rickettsia, Rocha
limaea henselae, believed to be the etiologic agent oi Parinaud's Synd
rome. Through a new serologic indirect fluorescent antibody test the t
iters to Rochalimaea have been shown to correlate well with the clinic
al diagnosis.