The morning glory (MG) disc anomaly is a congenital excavation of the posterior globe involving the optic disc, with a distinct appearance reminiscent of the MG flower. Various intracranial and ocular associations with MG have been documented. Conditions such as trans-sphenoidal encephalocele and hypoplasia of the intracranial vasculature have been observed in association with this anomaly. In this report, we present a case of MG optic disc anomaly accompanied by serous macular detachment.
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