From: A physical sign of pathological myopia: myopic scleral pit
Myopic scleral pit | Focal choroidal excavation | Posterior staphyloma | |
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Location | Area of retinal choroid atrophy | Choroid without obvious posterior staphyloma or scleral dilation | Fundus posterior pole |
OCT performance | "Pit-like changes" in which the retina and choroid are noticeably thinner or absent | The structure of the overlying retina is almost normal | The outer retina, RPE, choroid and sclera were thinning and outpouching with intact inner retina |
Formation | Long-term pathological myopia | Moderate myopia with good visual sensitivity, mild blurred vision or deformation or no symptoms | Long-term pathological myopia |
Fundus performance | Grayish—white oval depressions in atrophic areas | Normal or non-specific pigmentation, or blurred yellow-white spots in the lesion location | Clear dark brown rounded depression with hyperpigmentation above |