Schlaegel lines (SL) represent distinctive curvilinear patterns of chorioretinal atrophy that have emerged as a distinctive, yet non-J o u r n a l P r e -p r o o f 6 recognition of the characteristic multimodal imaging patterns to distinguish them from mimicking conditions, such as Verhoeff lines and West Nile chorioretinitis.A comprehensive understanding of the diverse etiologies of SL is essential for accurate diagnosis and appropriate clinical management.
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