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[Four cases of so-called atypical central serous choroidopathy].

Four cases of atypical central serous choroidopathy are presented. Serous detachment of the neuro-epithelium associated with multiple yellowish exudates in the macular region was an initial change, and this was followed by peripheral detachment. This condition is considered to be an allied disorder to central serous choroidopathy, fluorescein angiography showing leakage points or detachment of the retinal pigment epithelium, and photocoagulation with Xenon or laser to these points leading to recovery in three of the four cases, though it appears to be closely related to posterior uveitis.