Uveal Effusion Syndrome
General: Congenital anomaly of sclera and, in some cases, the vortex vein; inability to transport extravascular protein across abnormal sclera; condition typically affects middle-aged men and causes recurrent, spontaneous serous retinal and ciliochoroidal detachments, often resulting in significant visual impairment.
Ocular: Exudative retinal detachment; sclera abnormally thick; vortex vein obstruction; idiopathic central serous choroidopathy; vitreous cells; ciliochoroidal detachment; nanophthalmos.
Clinical: Viral infection; elevated blood pressure; allergic reaction; minor trauma.
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