Giraffe or leopard spot chorioretinopathy as an outstanding finding: case report and literature review

ConclusionLeopard spot retinopathy is an uncommon but clinically distinct manifestation of various disorders. BDUMP may present with leopard spot retinopathy, anterior uveal tract involvement and neovascular glaucoma. As EDI-OCT showed involvement and increased thickening of choroid in both cases of BDUMP and IUES, it may be better to consider such cases as leopard chorioretinopathy and categorize these entities as a member of pachychoroid pigment retinopathy disorders.
Source: International Ophthalmology - Category: Opthalmology Source Type: research