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Fluorescein angiographic features of the patient at the initial onset of VKH disease in April 1991. Fluorescein angiography shows multiple locations of pinpoint subretinal leakage and serous retinal detachment. a Right eye. b Left eye.
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She had been diagnosed with VKH disease in 1991 and had been treated for 15 months with both injection and oral steroid therapies (fig. 1a, b).
Fundus photographs of the patient at the second onset of VKH disease in June 2008 after the start of PEG-IFN and ribavirin therapy. Both eyes show a sunset appearance with serous detachment (a, b). Fluorescein angiography shows multiple locations of pinpoint subretinal leakage corresponding to serous retinal detachment (c, d). a, c Right eye. b, d Left eye.
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A fundus examination revealed bilateral serous retinal detachment without retinal vasculitis (fig. 2a, b). Fluorescein angiography showed multiple leakage of fluorescein dye from the choroid into the subretinal space (fig. 2c, d).