[A 34-year-old patient with retinal vascular abnormality as a coincidental finding]

A young patient presented with recurring blurred vision. Abnormal vessels were found on the retina, which extended as far as the fovea. The diagnosis was congenital vascular malformation in terms of retinal macrovessels.

[Unexplained loss of visual acuity in a 22-year-old woman]

Developmental disorders of the fovea are almost always accompanied by loss of visual acuity (VA) and are usually associated with different syndromes. We report on a young female patient with an unclear loss in VA, inconspicuous medical history and normal results for funduscopy, electrophysiology and clinical examinations. The presence of fovea plana could be confirmed by spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (OCT).

[Unilateral metamorphopsia of a young woman]

A 31 year old woman complained about metamorphopsia on her right eye. Multiple yellowish dots were seen on the retina. The fluorescein angiography showed fluorescein leakage and the indocyanine green angiography showed multiple hypofluorescent areas. The diagnosis of choroidal neovascularization (CNV) due to punctate inner choroidopathy (PIC) was made. Bevacizumab injections and corticosteroid were given as a therapy.