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Purpose : To report cystoid retinal degeneration (CRD) in two cases of chronic central serous chorioretinopathy (CSCR) using optical coherence tomography (OCT). Methods : Case report. Two patients with chronic CSCR having metamorphosia and blurred vision for longer than 6 months were evaluated. Results : OCT showed multiple intraretinal cysts in the outer plexiform and the outer nuclear layers of retina, concomitant subretinal fluid with brush-border pattern in 3 eyes of 2 patients. Retinal cystoid changes were located in the fovea in 1 eye and in the extrafoveal area in 2 eyes. Visual acuity was higher than 20/200 in all eyes. At the last examination, visual acuity and cystoid space on OCT images did not change. Conclusion: Cystoid retinal degeneration is a rare complication of chronic CSCR and characteristically located in the outer layers of the retina on OCT. Visual prognosis depends on localization of CRD and duration of the disease

Cystoid Retinal Degeneration in Chronic Central Serous Chorioretinopathy: A Rare Optical Coherence Tomography Finding