UNLABELLED: The indocyanine green angiographic appearance in the Multiple Evanescent White Dot Syndrome is described in a young female patient, presenting with bilateral involvement. Multiple hypofluorescent dots in the posterior pole of the right eye, and a hypofluorescent peripapillary ring in both eyes were the characteristic findings at initial examination. Six weeks later, there was only a small, dense, dark ring around both optic nerves. CONCLUSION: The ICG angiography suggests a much more extensive choroidal involvement in MEWDS than is indicated by functional evaluation. The hypofluorescence around the optic disc could be related to the persistence of an enlarged blind spot.
UNLABELLED: The indocyanine green angiographic appearance in the Multiple Evanescent White Dot Syndrome is described in a young female patient, presenting with bilateral involvement. Multiple hypofluorescent dots in the posterior pole of the right eye, and a hypofluorescent peripapillary ring in both eyes were the characteristic findings at initial examination. Six weeks later, there was only a small, dense, dark ring around both optic nerves. CONCLUSION: The ICG angiography suggests a much more extensive choroidal involvement in MEWDS than is indicated by functional evaluation. The hypofluorescence around the optic disc could be related to the persistence of an enlarged blind spot.
Authors: Roxana Cozubas; Emil Ungureanu; Sinziana Luminita Instrate; Cristina Alexandrescu; Razvan Vladimir Nanu; Laura Carstocea; Liliana Mary Voinea; Radu Ciuluvica Journal: Rom J Ophthalmol Date: 2018 Jul-Sep