CSCR – Farabi Retina

Can OCT Fluid Shape Reveal the Leak in CSCR? Lincoff-Inspired Rules From MICRoN Report 15

FARABI RETINA / RESEARCH DIGEST Can OCT Fluid Shape Reveal the Leak in CSCR? Lincoff-Inspired Rules From MICRoN Report 15 Applying Lincoff’s Rule to Central Serous Chorioretinopathy: The Macula Society…

2026-11-01

Interesting Papers

SHRM in Central Serous Chorioretinopathy: Persistent Fluid, Photoreceptor Damage, and Visual Outcomes

FARABI RETINA / RESEARCH DIGEST SHRM in Central Serous Chorioretinopathy: Persistent Fluid, Photoreceptor Damage, and Visual Outcomes Clinical Characteristics and Outcomes in Central Serous Chorioretinopathy With Subretinal Hyper-Reflective Material: MICRoN…

2026-11-01

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When Acute CSCR Resolves but Vision Does Not: Predictors of 20/20 Recovery — MICRoN Report 13

FARABI RETINA / RESEARCH DIGESTWhen Acute CSCR Resolves but Vision Does Not: Predictors of 20/20 Recovery — MICRoN Report 13Predictors of Good Visual Recovery in Patients With Spontaneously Resolved Acute…

2026-11-01

Interesting Papers

Beyond “Acute vs. Chronic”: Rethinking CSCR with the Tap–Drain Model and CAPA Framework

Central serous chorioretinopathy (CSCR) has historically been regarded as a self-limiting, almost benign event characterized by episodic subretinal fluid (SRF). However, accumulating clinical evidence suggests that the presence of SRF…

2026-08-15

Interesting Papers

Advances in Central Serous Retinopathy: A 2026 Clinical Update on Pathophysiology and Management

Central serous retinopathy (CSR) continues to be a complex condition in retinal practice. First extensively described by Gass as a serous detachment of the neuroepithelium driven by underlying choroidal pathology…

2026-07-23

journal club

Targeting CSCR with Navigated Laser

This webinar aims at educating physicians about recent study results and modern treatment with precise photocoagulation and tissue-friendly subthreshold laser.

2020-06-27