Vitreoretinal Lymphoma
Clinical Features:
There are no clinical pathognomonic features of VRL and confirmation of the diagnosis can be difficult as it typically presents as an unspecified posterior uveitis. In certain cases, lymphoma cells can invade the subretinal space, leading to characteristic multifocal, dome-shaped yellowish subretinal deposits. These can be located within the macula, but are most striking when located in the retinal periphery (Fig. 23.2.1).
