All of the following are true of Eales disease except –: (A) Occurs in the young, (B) Vitreous hemorrhage is present, (C) Retinal detachment, (D) Optic neuritis
Answer is D. Eale's disease is characterized by recurrent bilateral vitreous hemorrhage in young adult (20-30 yrs) males.
Tractional retinal detachment may occur as a complication. Optic neuritis is not a feature of Eale's disease.