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Fundus photographs at the initial visit in a 15-year-old boy with AMN. There are no specific abnormalities in the right eye (a). There is a slightly darker area in the fovea of the left eye (b).
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Fundus examination revealed no specific abnormalities in the right eye (fig. 1a). In the left eye, there was a small dark area in the fovea (fig. 1b, fig. 2a).
High-magnification fundus photographs (a-c) and OCT images [d-i; horizontal (d, f, h) and vertical (e, g, i) scans] in a 15-year-old boy with AMN in the left eye. At the initial visit, there is a slightly darker area in the fovea (a) and the OCT images show attenuation of the IS/OS line and the OS/RPE line (d, e). After 1 week (b), OCT reveals partial restoration of the IS/OS line with focal thinning of the OS/RPE line (f, g). At 1 month (c), OCT shows complete restoration of the IS/OS line and the OS/RPE line (h, i). Arrowheads indicate the IS/OS line. Arrows indicate the OS/RPE line.
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OCT (RS-3000; Nidek, Japan) revealed no specific abnormalities in the right eye; however, in the left eye, disruption of the photoreceptor inner segment (IS)/outer segment (OS) junction line and the OS/retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) line in the foveal area (fig. 2d, e) was found. After 1 week, BCVA had improved to 0.6 in the left eye and OCT revealed partial restoration of the IS/OS line with focal thinning of the OS/RPE line in the foveal area (fig. 2f, g). OCT showed complete restoration of the IS/OS line and the OS/RPE line (fig. 2h, i).