“…This disease is generally observed in the peripapillary area, and less commonly as an isolated macular lesion (1) . Frequently, the IPCV vascular network is associated with multiple episodic serosanguineous detachments of the retinal pigment epithelium and neurosensory retina, which occasionally lead to sub-retinal (1)(2)(3) and on rare occasions vitreous (4) hemorrhage. When the vascular network is beneath the atrophied pigment epithelium, a clinical diagnosis of IPCV is recommended if reddish orange, spheroidal, or polyp-like structures are observed.…”