White-dot chorioretinal inflammatory syndromes are a group of unrelated conditions that present with scattered white or yellow spots in the retina, with or without an associated posterior uveitis and ...
White spots can appear when skin proteins or dead cells become trapped under the skin’s surface. They can also result from depigmentation, or color loss, due to vitiligo or another health condition.
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