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the literature. Advances in OCT have revealed that MMHs and FRSs are distinct but sometimes overlapping entities. We suggest that MMH and FRS are similar entities defined as one or more sharply defined lesions in the fovea of the eye less then 150 μm in size. MMHs are a full-thickness defect of the entire neuroretina at the center of the foveola while FRSs are partial-thickness lesions. Current literature suggests that there may be subtle differences in the pathogenesis, clinical features, and diagnosis between MMH and FRS; however, pr
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