08/19/2026
This is a classic photo of peripheral exudative hemorrhagic chorioretinopathy (PEHCR), which is when abnormal blood vessels grow and bleed in the peripheral retina. Fortunately for this patient, their disease is not affecting their vision. In more advanced cases, the bleeding can spread to involve the central vision or can cause a vitreous hemorrhage. Oftentimes, observation is sufficient, though advanced cases can benefit from anti-VEGF medications.