Roth spots are seen in-
Hypeension
Septicemia
Diabetes
Central retinal occlusion
It typically occurs in patients suffering from subacute bacterial endocarditis (SABE). It is characterised by multiple superficial retinal haemorrhages, involving posterior pa of the fundus. Most of the haemorrhages have a white spot in the centre (Roth's spots). Vision may be blurred due to involvement of the macular region or due to associated papillitis. Ref:comprehensive ophthalamology A k khurana 4/E pageno:253 Subacute retinitis of Roth.
Vitreous and retina