Most of the choroidal rupture is mostly caused by impact injury, and the impact force is caused by the vitreous conduction through the fundus. Therefore, the choroidal rupture generally has a clear history of trauma or blunt trauma. This article will report a case of a 16-year-old boy in a sports school who developed multiple choroidal ruptures without obvious trauma history. Through literature review, it was found that choroidal rupture can occur without obvious or minor trauma in subtle pseudoxanthoma elasticum (PXE) disease, and based on literature review, this case was considered as a possibility of subtle PXE.
