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#RetinaRocks Pattern Macular Dystrophy Butterflies in the Eyes Today’s Madhavi Netralaya case of the week was submitted by Nilesh Kumar (@docnilesh). This healthy 50YO male presented with 10 months of bilateral vision loss. Family history was negative. Vision was 20/80 OU. Color photography of his right eye shows submacular pigment and orange-yellow flecks radiating outwards from the fovea towards the peripheral macula and around the nerve (image 1). These lesions on fundus autofluorescence (FAF) are variably hyper- and hypo-FAF (image 2). OCT shows variable outer retinal loss. The subretinal flecks appear as hyperreflective deposits above the RPE. Identical findings are present in his left eye (images 3 and 4). Autosomal dominant pattern macular dystrophies present in mid-life with macular subretinal orange-yellow or pigmented deposits that accumulate in various patterns. Usually caused by mutations in the PRPH2 gene, eyes are classified by the pattern created by these deposits. However, they all probably represent different phenotypes for the same disorder. The most common clinical presentation is adult onset foveomacular vitelliform dystrophy which appears as symmetrical small subfoveal yellow pigmented lesions. Our patient’s appearance is characteristic for butterfly-shaped pigment dystrophy. The visual prognosis is fairly good, although some patients can develop vision loss from secondary atrophy or macular neovascularization. Go to https://lnkd.in/gQZgkqgR for more macular dystrophy cases. [This case can be found on https://lnkd.in/gTn3DtRR in the Image Gallery, Macular dystrophy miscellaneous folder, Macular dystrophy WRD-20250921] Have an interesting case and want to help your peers learn something about the retina? Submit your images at https://lnkd.in/gTn3DtRR This case is courtesy of https://lnkd.in/gTn3DtRR, one of the world’s largest online, open-source retina teaching collections. This free 45,000+ file image bank is cataloged by disease state and also includes over 11,000 critical journal article citations for additional education. Cool cases are posted Monday thru Friday on Instagram @retina.rocks. #partner

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