Abstract
White dot syndromes represent a group of idiopathic, non-infectious inflammatory disorders that affect the retina, retinal pigment epithelium, and choroid. These chorioretinopathies have a common characteristic appearance of multiple yellow-white lesions. The clinical presentations of these disorders have different clinical presentations; unilateral or bilateral, sudden or insidious, acute, recurrent, or chronic. Multi-modal imaging is helpful in diagnosis. Prognosis and management differ according to the type of disease.
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