Patient presents with a retinal scar, clinically evident on funduscopic examination.  The scar appears as a well-demarcated area of chorioretinal atrophy, possibly secondary to previous inflammation, trauma, or laser treatment.  Patient reports [Symptom, e.g., blurred vision, visual field defect, no symptoms] in the affected eye.  Visual acuity is [VA Measurement, e.g., 20/20, 20/40, hand motions].  The location of the retinal scar is documented as [Location, e.g., macular, peripheral, juxtafoveal] and measured at [Size Measurement, e.g., 500 microns] in diameter.  Color and pigmentation are noted as [Description, e.g., hyperpigmented, hypopigmented].  Differential diagnoses considered include chorioretinitis scar, macular scar, post-traumatic retinal scar, and laser photocoagulation scar.  The surrounding retina is assessed for any signs of edema, neovascularization, or retinal detachment.  No active inflammation or other acute pathology is observed.  Prognosis for visual recovery is dependent on the location and size of the scar.  Patient education regarding the nature of retinal scarring, potential complications, and the importance of regular eye examinations is provided.  Management includes monitoring for any changes in vision or the appearance of the scar.  Follow-up ophthalmic examination scheduled in [Timeframe, e.g., 3 months, 6 months].  ICD-10 code H35.84 (Other retinal disorders) and CPT code 92250 (Ophthalmoscopy, extended, with retinal drawing and/or photography; with interpretation and report) are considered appropriate for this encounter.  Medical necessity for further diagnostic testing or treatment will be determined based on the patient's clinical course.