Exudative Retinal Detachment in Inflammatory Ocular Diseases: Epidemiology, Clinical and Imaging Characteristics in Two Referral Hospitals in Italy.

The principal location of exudative retinal detachment in the 165 enrolled eyes was in the posterior pole.

In Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada, exudative retinal detachment was located at the posterior pole in 45 eyes, with 85.71% of subfoveal neuroepithelial detachment and choroidal granulomas in 87.76% of eyes.

In Posterior Scleritis a posterior pole location of exudative retinal detachment was found in 66.67% of eyes, with 83.33% of subfoveal neuroepithelial detachment and no choroidal granulomas.