A A M Bhandari, et al. SD-OCT and Microperimetry in Goldmann-Favre Syndrome B B Fig. 2. (A) The right eye color fundus shows a bicycle wheel pattern in the fovea that is suggestive of foveal schisis with diffuse retinal pigment epithelium alterations. Microperimetry shows dense central scotoma with reduced sensitivity. Spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) shows foveal schisis with elevated foveal contour. (B) The left eye fundus shows a bicycle wheel pattern in the fo- vea that is suggestive of foveal schisis. Microperimetry shows reduced foveal sensitivity. SD-OCT imaging illustrates foveal schisis with elevated foveal contour. Fig. 3. (A) The right eye color fundus shows macular schisis and diffuse retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) alterations. At the time of examination, microperimetry revealed central scotoma. Spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) showed epiretinal membrane. The foveal contour was altered with cystic spaces suggestive of retinal schisis. (B) The left eye color fundus shows macular schisis with diffuse RPE alterations. At the time of examination, SD-OCT revealed altered foveal contours with a tenting up of the fovea with intraretinal cystic spaces suggestive of retinal schisis. Microperimetry showed dense central scotoma with grossly reduced retinal sensitivity. ing for the past 4 years. His brother (case 2) was known to have the same complaints. The patient’s best corrected visual acuity, with +4.50 DS / -0.50 DC × 90, was 6 / 12 in the right eye, and, with +5.00 DS / -1.00 DC × 90, was 6 / 24 in the left eye. Anterior segment examination was nor- mal. Indirect ophthalmoscopy revealed vitreous f loaters, macular schisis, diffuse RPE alterations, and peripheral schisis in both eyes. The patient’s total error score for the Farnsworth D-15 color vision test was 28 in the right eye and 31 in the left eye. The test results revealed tritanomaly in the right eye and diffuse color defect in the left eye. SD-OCT imaging of both eyes showed epiretinal membrane. The foveal con- tour was altered with cystic spaces that were suggestive of retinal schisis. Alteration of the photoreceptor layer was noted. Foveal thickness was 136 microns in the right eye and 171 microns in the left eye. Microperimetry showed a reduced mean retinal sensitivity of 1.0 db in the right eye 145