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Multiple evanescent white dot syndrome is an acute, multifocal, usually unilateral retinopathy that is predominantly seen in 20 to30-year-old healthy females.<\/p>\n

Patients present blurred central vision, bothersome photopsias, paracentral scotomas or enlargement of the blind spot, and headaches.<\/p>\n

This syndrome is characterized by multiple small gray-white spots at the level of the retinal pigment epithelium in the posterior pole, sparing the fovea.<\/p>\n

The white dots disappear spontaneously within 2 months.<\/p>\n

Differential Diagnosis<\/p>\n