Purtscher’s retinopathy following trauma: A case report

Objective: Purtscher’s retinopathy is the retinal damage following trauma or non-traumatic systemic disease, which may contain cotton-wool spots (CWSs), and cause Purtscher flecken, atrophy of optic nerve, hemorrhage posterior pole eye. Case Presentation: A 28-year-old male patient fell down from a height 10 m was admitted with swelling ecchymosis peri-orbit right The patient’s vision at level light perception. mild subconjunctival hyphema were seen in In fundus, hemorrhage, edema, CWS around disk. Macular thickness (MT) retinopathic eye 353 µm. Also, had nose mandibular fracture hospitalized for several days. Conclusion: findings indicate decrease due to caused by trauma. There no improvement spontaneously.