1965
DOI: 10.1001/archopht.1965.00970030171006
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Paving-Stone Degeneration of the Retina

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“…Peripheral CCD has been documented in subjects with peripheral chorioretinal atrophy ("paving stone" degeneration), and the incidence increases with age. 10,11 One might argue that the CCD we observed in group 1 was due to diabetes-related acceleration of the aging process. However, the mean age of the nondiabetic subjects was 14 years more than the mean age of the diabetic subjects, and the CCD we observed in the diabetic choroid was more than 4-fold greater than that in the nondiabetic choroid.…”
Section: Commentmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Peripheral CCD has been documented in subjects with peripheral chorioretinal atrophy ("paving stone" degeneration), and the incidence increases with age. 10,11 One might argue that the CCD we observed in group 1 was due to diabetes-related acceleration of the aging process. However, the mean age of the nondiabetic subjects was 14 years more than the mean age of the diabetic subjects, and the CCD we observed in the diabetic choroid was more than 4-fold greater than that in the nondiabetic choroid.…”
Section: Commentmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…O quadrante temporal inferior é o mais acometido, com cerca de 78,5% dos casos. Esse tipo de degeneração não apresenta relação com DR, portanto não oferece riscos para o paciente, tratando-se de um achado casual no exame de fundo de olho (52) . A disseminação pigmentar difusa é uma degeneração natural do envelhecimento e ocorre em 10% dos pacientes, sendo que a freqüência nos míopes pode chegar a 50%.…”
Section: Lesões Degenerativas Coriorretinianasunclassified
“…But the margins of the confluent PSDs are scalloped and are often pigmented because of the proliferative pigment epithelium. [2] The lesion seen in our case showed wavy margins with a tinge of hypopigmentation along the border. Partially EOBs involve those areas where the pars plana ciliary epithelium extend posteriorly > 0.5 mm from the ora, but whose anterior surface width is less than half of the posterior surface's.…”
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confidence: 55%