Stargardt's disease, with or without fundus flavimaculatus, is the most common hereditary dystrophy affecting the central retina, occurring in 1 in 8,000-10,000 people. Also known as juvenile macular dystrophy: this is one of the two most common forms of inherited macular degeneration. It accounts for 7% of all retinal dystrophies. It is a progressive, bilateral atrophic macular dystrophy characterised by perimacular and peripheral dirty grey-yellow spots (fundus flavimaculatus) [1]. ·