Birdshot retinopathy is characterized by all except?
Ans. is 'b' i.e., Unilateral Bird-shot retinochoroidopathy It is a rare, idiopathic, bilaterally symmetrical chronic multifocal chorioretinitis characterised by numerous flat creamy-yellow spots due to focal chorioretinal hypopigmentation, resembling the pattern of "bird-sho scatter from a shotgun". The disease, more common in females than males, typically affects middle-aged healthy persons who are positive for HLA-A29. It runs a long chronic course of several years. Treatment with coicosteroids is usually not effective
Common in females
Unilateral
HLA-A29 positive
Creamy yellow spots