Several entities must be considered when a patient presents with a white dot syndrome. In most cases these can be distinguished from one another based on the appearance or distribution of the lesions, the clinical course, or patient variables such as age, sex, laterality, and functional and image examinations. In this paper we review the distinctive and shared features of the white dot syndromes, highlighting the clinical findings, diagnostic test results, proposed etiologies, treatment, and prognosis.
Choroid diseases; Pigmentation disorders; Eletroretinography; Retinal diseases; Syndrome; Fluorescein angiography; Glucocorticoids; Macula lutea; Visual acuity
