In most cases, chorioretinal colobomas do not cause any noticeable symptoms, but on examination, there are marked defects in the upper part of the visual field. If the coloboma is large or ...

This can occur with aging, but it is also the case in chorioretinal colobomas. The solution for retinal detachment is almost always surgery. What to Do if You Suspect Your Child Has a Coloboma If ...

Microphthalmos and chorioretinal coloboma were found to be variably associated ... specialized structures needed for good visual acuity. OCT in foveal hypoplasia shows the lack of a foveal pit ...

A disorder of high myopia with central chorioretinal dystrophy ... atrophy within the macula on OCT from subtle loss of outer retinal layers to full-thickness coloboma-like lesions.

The visual acuity outcomes of patients who present with chorioretinal colobomas are determined by the degree of foveal involvement by the coloboma, not by the size of the defect, color of the ...

But for Maddison ­Stephenson, who was born with chorioretinal coloboma – a condition which stopped her eye from properly ­forming – driving will only ever be a dream. But she doesn’t plan ...

Chorioretinal coloboma is also most commonly seen in the inferonasal quadrant but can extend to affect the optic nerve as well. Where the optic nerve is affected, this can result in partial or ...

Based on examination findings and history, the diagnosis is chorioretinal coloboma. A chorioretinal coloboma appears on fundus examination as a demarcated, white area of the fundus that is absent ...