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Can you tell me about vitelliform macular dystrophy?
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This is a genetic: disorder of the macula (central portion of your retina). Lipofuscin, a yellow pigment (fatty) deposits in the macula. Over time accumulation of lipofuscin can damage cells that are needed for central vision. Currently, there is no definitive treatment.
Answered 12/31/2017
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