Central Serous Chorioretinopathy Diagnosed by Emergency Practitioner‐Performed Ocular Point‐Of‐Care Ultrasonography

We describe the first reported use of emergency practitioner-performed ocular POCUS to identify findings suggestive of CSCR, a common cause of acute monocular vision loss among working-aged men. Although this case demonstrates the evolving utility of ocular ultrasound in emergent eye presentations, further research is needed to define the technique's role in the early evaluation of CSCR.