Angioid streaks are seen in -: (A) Pseudoxanthoma Elasticum, (B) Acromegaly, (C) Paget's disease, (D) All of above
Answer is A. Angioid Streaks Named because of their resemblance to blood vessels. Result from crack-like breaks in weakened Bruch's membrane ("peau d'orange" appearance) that radiate out from the optic nerve. Seen with pseudoxanthoma elasticum (most commonly), Ehler's Danlos syndrome, Paget's disease, sickle cell anemia, or Idiopathic ("PEPSI"). webeye.opth.edu.in