Abstract
PURPOSE: To describe a case report of Cavernous Hemangioma of the Retina (CHR) and highlight the importance of investigating intracranial system when retinal vascular alterations are present. OBSERVATIONS: Patient of 26 years old, with right eye fundus alteration since 7 years old, no visual complaint. In the exam, there were sacular lesions with hematic content in the macula, configurating liquid level, associated with whitish lesion suggestive of fibrosis, compatible with cavernous hemangioma; best visual accuity of 20/20 both eyes. Comparing the current retinography with the previous one, there was no significant lesion progression of the exam. By neuroimaging investigation, the Magnetic Ressonance Imaging showed multiple cavernomas. As his sister had been diagnosed with cerebral cavernous malformation 3 years before, due to termic hiposensitivity on left leg investigation, familial multiple cavernous malformation syndrome was defined. CONCLUSION: Imaging investigation of the Central Nervous System should be considered when CHR is observed. Clinical monitoring is necessary, interventional treatment is selected only for particular cases.