François P, Turut P, Desnouck B
Arch Ophtalmol (Paris). 1976 Jan;36(1):5-20.
Macular alterations in pigmentary retinopathy may be divised into three groups: 1) Macular lesions in global tapeto retinal degeneration in Leber's disease with a chorioretinal aplasia involving at once both central peripheric retina. 2) Late macular degenerative phenomenons associated to pigmentary retinopathy, and presenting various ophthalmoscopic aspects. --atrophic macular degeneration;--isolated microkystic macular degeneration;--lamellar hote;--microkystic macular degeneration involving vitreous modifications (Goldmann-Favre's disease). 3) Kystoidal macular oedema in pigmentary retinopathy. These different aspects are studied on the ophthalmoscopic, fluorographic, functional, genetic and anatomo-pathologic points of view from our personnal study and a survey of the different observations found in literature. Their ethiopathogenesis remains hypothetic.