Bilateral Symmetrical Sectoral Pigmentary Lesion of the Retina.

Case Report A man aged 28 years was referred to me on March 7, 1962. He had recently been refracted by his optician who noted pigmentary changes in both fundi. He had worn glasses since 1952. He had never noticed any defect in his corrected vision and had not experienced any difficulty in dim light. There was no family history of eye trouble and no consanguinity in his parents. His general health had always been excellent. His parents and his only sibling (a sister) have been examined, and show normal fundi and visual fields.