Central exudative chorioretinitis

This disease is also known as Rieger central retinitis and juvenile hemorrhagic macular disease. The disease is an exudative choroidal retinal lesion that occurs in and around the macula, with neoretinal blood vessels and bleeding. Clinically, it is not uncommon. It usually develops in one eye and is mostly under 50 years old. The main symptoms are loss of vision, central dark spots, and deformation of the visual object. The course of the disease is half a year to one year, and it resolves by itself within half of two years, without expanding.

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