Central Serous Chorioretinopathy is a disorder that occurs in young adults who under stress or who have a particular risk of leakage and swelling of the choroidal circulation, leading ultimately to detachment of the macula.
Numerous clinical features as well as imaging characteristics have been the subject of The Macula Foundation research in the past several decades. While the pathogenesis or precise causative factors are still poorly understood, The Macula Foundation investigators have reported on particular classifications, imaging features, and treatment modalities. It is the most common macular disorder that is seen beginning in young adulthood.
