Multiple evanescent white-dot syndrome (mewds)

General: Unilateral disease including multiple white dots at the level of the pigment ep 333d31d ithelium; etiology unknown; recurrent; no systemic involvement.

Ocular: Retinal pigment granularity in the macula; reduced visual acuity; vitreitis; loss of retinal sensitivity; white dots of pigment epithelium; uveitis; blind spot enlargement; choroidal neovascularization.

Clinical: None.

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