Country: Italy
Affiliation: Eye Clinic, University of Florence, AOU Careggi
37 Y/O male with an eccentric yellow lesion (orange arrow) corresponding to a neurosensory retinal detachment. DEVICE: Fundus camera, Zeiss.
View imageA. Fundus photograph showing vast round placoid yellow zone in the posterior pole;
B. FA reveals hyperfluorescence of the optic disk with a zone of hyperfluorescence in the posterior pole (tissue staining).
C. Structural OCT shows disruption of the ellipsoid zone and hyperreflective, nodular thickening of the RPE. Hyperreflective dots representing inflammatory cells are visible in the vitreous and attached to the posterior hyaloid.
DEVICE: Multimodal imaging: fundus photograph, FA, Structural OCT
Imaging device: Color fundus photography, angle 89°, Nidek
View image Acute syphilitic posterior placoid chorioretinitis (ASPPC) is a rare disease which may resemble many other retinal diseases.Multimodal imaging is important for diseases characterization, and new techniques may aid us in the understanding of their etiopathogenesis.
Accurate patient’s medical patient history is fundamental to spot the correct diagnosis as soon as possible with the purpose to avoid ocular complications and complications linked to syphilis progression.
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