Imaging of Muller cell sheen dystrophy

Abstract

To report a rare case of Muller cell sheen dystrophy and to describe its clinical and diagnostic aspects. A 42-year-old woman presented with unilateral defective vision. Fundus evaluation revealed bilateral glistening retinal reflexes throughout the posterior pole with a wrinkled appearance in the right. Spectral Domain-OCT in the right showed abnormal internal limiting membrane, intraretinal schisis with serous detachment at macula. Angiography revealed staining along vessels. Electroretinogram in the affected eye was negative. At 4 months of follow up, vision dropped and intraretinal schisis increased. Family screening was negative.

Keywords

• cellophane
• glistening retinal reflexes
• internal limiting membrane
• internal limiting membrane dystrophy
• macular edema
• muller cell
• muller cell sheen dystrophy
• negative electroretinogram
• schisis