**6. Conclusion**

A vast constellation of symptoms constitutes a repertoire in MMD. They may facilitate the diagnosis or add more confusion to the diagnosis. Fundus examination and characteristic angiogram findings clinch the diagnosis of MMD. A high index of clinical suspicion and an eye to recognise the disease's common and unusual manifestations and inciting events may prevent delay in the diagnosis. Early recognition of illness with prompt treatment may halt the progression and allay catastrophic neurological deficits.
