Symptoms of Coats' disease The disease is asymptomatic in early stages. The most common symptom is called leukocoria (abnormal white reflection of the retina). [gotzaridis.gr]

Very mild cases can be totally asymptomatic. Severe leakage can cause extensive vision loss from lipid and fluid damaging the macula or from retinal detachment. Coats’ disease predominantly occurs in males and only affects one eye. [eyecenters.com]

In children younger than 4 years old leukocoria or strabismus are the main manifestations, but older children could be asymptomatic so we need to be particularly vigilant with these patients,” she told delegates attending the World Society of Paediatric [eurotimes.org]

Early stages of the disease are generally asymptomatic and evolution is variable. [orpha.net]

Clinical presentationClinical presentation Most patients • Leukocoria – Commonly • Strabismus • Decreased vision In older children, • Asymptomatic • Discovered during routine eye check up. 16. [slideshare.net]

Toxocariasis is an infection by the nematode larvae of Toxocara canis. [diagnosticpathology.biomedcentral.com]