Torpedo maculopathy with multifocal central serous chorioretinopathy: A rare case report

A unique presentation of subretinal fluid in a type III torpedo maculopathy phenotype

“…Panigrahi et al and Kerwat et al have reported the others. 16 , 17 Both aforementioned cases show neurosensory retinal detachments larger than the subretinal clefts found in typical lesions, and the Panigrahi et al case contains intraretinal cystic changes absent from typical lesions. However, our case uniquely demonstrates a gravitational tract of fluid readily seen on multimodal imaging, a feature of chronicity found in a minority of central serous chorioretinopathy cases.…”