Purtscher-like retinopathy is a rare retinal vascular disease. In this study,the clinical characteristics of 13 cases of Purtscher-like retinopathy were analyzed. Typical fundus abnormalities included Purtscher flecken (22 eyes), cotton-wool spots (22 eyes), retinal hemorrhages (13 eyes), macular edema (22 eyes), swelling of optic disk (12 eyes), and falsecherry red spots (10 eyes). The abnomal manifestations of fluorescein angiography included non perfusion area of capillaries (21 eyes), and precapillary occlusion (22 eyes). Among 13 patients, 9 patients were treated with glucocorticoids and immunosuppressive drugs, and 4 patients were treated with circulation-improving and neurotrophic drugs. During the follow-up period of two months to five years, four patients (six eyes) experienced neuroepithelial atrophy and persistent low vision (<0.1). Based on literature review, we proposed that the prognosis of vision in Purtscher-like retinopathy may be associated with macular edema and the formation of capillary non-perfusion.