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Optical coherence tomography in the study of the Goldmann-Favre syndrome
P G Theodossiadis1, C Koutsandrea, A C Kollia
1Department of Ophthalmology, Athens University, Athens, Greece.
Purpose:
To report a case of Goldmann-Favre syndrome with special emphasis on the optical coherence tomography findings.
Methods:
In a 23-year-old white man with an 8-year history of visual impairment in both eyes and night blindness, vertical and horizontal optical coherence tomography images were obtained through the macula and through the retinoschisis located at the temporal side of the macula.
Results:
Optical coherence tomography showed in the left eye a clear loss of the inner retinal layer at the fovea and the formation of inner and outer retinal layer holes in the temporally located retinoschisis. The outer retinal layer hole had rolled edges.
Conclusion:
In Goldmann-Favre syndrome, optical coherence tomography demonstrated confluent macular cystoid changes and retinoschisis in both eyes. In the left eye, a lamellar macular hole and retinoschisis with inner retinal layer and outer retinal layer holes were observed. The outer retinal layer hole had rolled edges.