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Coats disease (CD) is an idiopathic disorder characterized by retinal telangiectasia with deposition of intraretinal or subretinal exudates, potentially leading to retinal detachment and unilateral blindness.

A white or yellowish glow, called leukocoria, in one eye could signal a serious eye condition or disease, including cataract, Coats' disease, eye infection or retinal detachment.

A white or yellowish glow, called leukocoria, in one eye could signal a serious eye condition or disease, including cataract, Coats' disease, eye infection and retinal detachment.

Coats' disease is a disease of small vessels in the retina that can, in the absence of treatment and adequate care, lead to total loss of vision in the affected eye.

So far parents, and some doctors, have used it to detect cataract, myelin retinal nerve fiber layer, refractive error, Coats’ disease, and of course retinoblastoma.

So far parents, and some doctors, have used it to detect cataract, myelin retinal nerve fiber layer, refractive error, Coats' disease, and of course retinoblastoma.

So far parents and some doctors have used it to detect cataract, myelin retinal nerve fibre layer, refractive error, Coats’ disease, and of course retinoblastoma.

So far parents, and some doctors have used it to detect cataract, myelin retinal nerve fibre layer, refractive error, Coats’ disease and of course retinoblastoma,” Shaw added.

So far parents, and some doctors have used it to detect cataract, myelin retinal nerve fibre layer, refractive error, Coats' disease and of course retinoblastoma," Shaw added.

White eye can indicate retinoblastoma, a type of childhood cancer of the retina, or a handful of other eye disorders, including retinopathy of prematurity, cataracts, or Coats Disease.