Dr. PRADEEP TEKADE

DR. NEHA NAMDEO

Abstract

We report a rare case of Subfoveal intrachoroidal cavitation secondary to full thickness macular hole in case of retinitis pigmentosa. ICC was typically described in myopic eyes in peripapillary region. Many authors described hypothesis regarding its pathogenesis but conclusive evidence is not available. Interesting fact about our case is its subfoveal location and association with full thickness macular hole and retinitis pigmentosa. We hypothesise that in this case ICC was secondary to RPE breach and FTMH. To our knowledge this association was not reported previously.