Coats disease – An atypical presentation

Journal Title: MedPulse -International Medical Journal - Year 2015, Vol 2, Issue 8

Abstract

We present a 17 year old female with gradual onset diminished vision in left eye since 1 year. On examination she revealed telangiectasia and exudation with exudative subtotal retinal detachment in left eye superotemporally. USG B-scan showed dense echoes, choroidal thickening and exudative retinal detachment temporally. There was no evidence of calcification or mass lesion. On retinal fluorescein angiography, areas of capillary non-perfusion and dilatation together with fusiform aneurysms were observed. Thus we highlight an atypical presentation of coats disease; the accurate diagnosis and treatment of which would enable timely management and favorable visual prognosis for the patient.

Authors and Affiliations

Ankita A Patil, Anjali D Nicholson, Anamika H Agrawal, Vidhya D Khobragade

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Ankita A Patil, Anjali D Nicholson, Anamika H Agrawal, Vidhya D Khobragade (2015). Coats disease – An atypical presentation. MedPulse -International Medical Journal, 2(8), 440-441. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-192906