Optic pit with macular serous detachment
Retinography (FF450 IR plus Zeiss) Color: Temporal optic pit with area of peripapillary atrophy and associated macular serous detachment AF: Multiple hyperreflective points in serous detachment, indicative of chronicity.
Retinography (FF450 IR plus Zeiss) Color: Temporal optic pit with area of peripapillary atrophy and associated macular serous detachment AF: Multiple hyperreflective points in serous detachment, indicative of chronicity.
OCT. 5 lines HD-EDI (Cirrus-HD, Zeiss): Serous detachment starting from the optic fossa, with marked foveolar thinning.
Description
Papillary pit is a rare, usually unilateral, congenital abnormality of the optic disc that presents as a rounded, grayish temporal depression. Visual impairment is present in 25-75% of cases and is due to macular involvement in the form of serous detachments, retinoschisis, or RPE alteration.