Abstract
PURPOSE: Examine the use of systemic phosphodiesterase inhibition (sildenafil) to clear central serous chorioretinopathy (CSCR). OBSERVATIONS: In a long-standing CSCR patient, sildenafil produced a rapid resolution. When discontinued (dechallenge) the CSCR returned. When rechallenged, the CSCR again rapidly disappeared and did not recur in 5 months of continued therapy. CONCLUSIONS: AND IMPORTANCE: Systemic sildenafil can cause rapid clearance of CSCR and can augment or replace other treatments.