[Heterotopic fundus (author's transl)].

Fundus heterotopicus is the term used to describe a rare, non-hereditary curvature anomaly of the fundus in the non-myopic eye, which is characterized: 1. functionally, by a slowly increasing myopic-astigmatic refractive error, 2. by correctable bitemporal or binasal refractionscomata and 3. ophthalmoscopically by a posterior out-pouching of the nasal or temporal fundus portions, and including the optic disc and macula in the obliquely descending wall of the extasis.