Coats＇ disease is characterized by the formation of telangiectatic and microaneurysms changes of theretinal vessels and a large amount of yellowish subretinal exudates but withont appreciable signs of retinal or vitr...Coats＇ disease is characterized by the formation of telangiectatic and microaneurysms changes of theretinal vessels and a large amount of yellowish subretinal exudates but withont appreciable signs of retinal or vitreal traction. It usually occurs unilaterally and mainly in young males. According to the appearance of the fundns, Coats＇ disease has been classified as stage 1-5.z The age at diagnosis has been as young as 3 months m one case,展开更多
基金This article was-supported by a grant from Natural Science Foundation of Shaanxi Province （No. 2011JM4048）.
文摘Coats＇ disease is characterized by the formation of telangiectatic and microaneurysms changes of theretinal vessels and a large amount of yellowish subretinal exudates but withont appreciable signs of retinal or vitreal traction. It usually occurs unilaterally and mainly in young males. According to the appearance of the fundns, Coats＇ disease has been classified as stage 1-5.z The age at diagnosis has been as young as 3 months m one case,
