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Idiopathic Choroidal Neovascular have been found in a significant number of young and young adults, without an apparent cause.<\/p>\n

Ultrastructural features of some excised submacular idiopathic neovascular membranes were similar to those observed in patients with Presumed Ocular Histoplasmosis Syndrome. Idiopathic NV membranes often occur in association with a pigment ring or gray mound in the fundus.<\/p>\n

Patients may develop loss of central vision secondary to serous and hemorrhagic detachment of the macula caused by choroidal neovascularization.<\/p>\n

There is no evidence of vitreous cells, condensation or vasculitis, or any systemic disease in this group of patients. The cause of these choroidal neovascular membranes remains unknown.<\/p>\n

Differential Diagnosis<\/p>\n