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Fundus photograph of the right eye.
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The right fundus was normal (Fig. 1), however in the left eye, ophthalmoscopy and fluorescein angiography showed narrowing of retinal arteries, boxcarring and fragmentation of blood flow in the retinal arterioles, the retina was opaque and a cherry-red spot was present (Fig. 2).
Fluorescein angiography in the left eye of the patient.
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Angiography revealed a prolonged arm-retina time, prolonged filling of retinal arteries, and a long arteriovenous time, as well as late staining of the optic nerve head with peripapillary splinter hemorrhages and disseminated retinal hemorrhages in all quadrants (Fig. 3).