A case report reveals the clinical appearance and pathogenesis of central gyrate atrophy in the eye, indicating its significance.
Central gyrate atrophy is a rare ocular finding with a unique pathogenesis and fundus appearance. This entity results in total atrophy of the large and small vessels of the choroid and concomitant changes in the outer layers of the retina. A case report is presented to demonstrate the clinical appearance of this lesion and its relationship to the pathogenesis.
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