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Fundus photo demonstrating confluent creamy yellow-white lesions representing acute posterior multifocal placoid pigment epitheliopathy.

A 50-year-old patient presenting asymptomatically with 20/30 vision was found to have yellow outer retinal lesions bright on autofluorescence. Genetic testing confirmed a mutation in the RDS gene. Often this can simulate Stargardt’s disease which has a mutation in the ABCA4 gene. There is no trea…

C2orf71 Retinitis Pigmentosa A patient presents to the neuro-ophthalmology clinic for evaluation of chronic progressive vision loss over many years. There is high suspicion for a genetic disorder given findings of bilateral symmetric nerve pallor, diffuse chorioretinal atrophy, and attenuated vascu…

A patient with a history of progressive blurry vision in her left eye for 2 years prior to her presentation. She has no significant past medical except for consuming an over the counter oral tanning pills for a period of 7 years that was stopped 2 years prior to her presentation. Her exam was notab…

Central Retinal Vein Occlusion in Patient with MTHFR Mutation A patient in good health presented with painless acute blurred vision in the right eye. She was found to have macular edema and retinal hemorrhages consistent with a CRVO. Her initial visual acuity was 20/40 in the right eye and 20/20 in…

(A) Fundus photo montage showing superonasal sub-retinal gas in the left eye on POD 1 after pneumatic retinopexy. (B) Single frame fundus photo showing the same. (C) Fundus photo montage on POD 7 showing resolution of the sub-retinal gas bubble with observation alone.

PFO liquid in the anterior chamber after retinal surgery. This caused some corneal edema and required removal.

Right eye of patient who presented to clinic due to floaters, on fundus exam he had this peripheral whitish confluent granular lesion with areas of atrophy.

OCTA demonstrating neovascularization (yellow arrow) growing into the vitreous with widefield imaging.