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Posterior pole image and OCT of right eye at presentation.
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Figure 1 shows an area of retinal ischaemia nasal to the fovea, likely secondary to a cilioretinal artery occlusion. Corresponding OCT images in Figure 1 show corresponding thickened inner retinal layers consistent with an acute ischaemic insult to the retina.
OCT macular of the left eye.
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Dilated examination of the left eye was unremarkable (Figure 2).
OCT macular of right eye at 5 months post presentation.
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On discharge examination there was no evidence of neovascularisation, with almost complete resolution of retinal haemorrhages and OCT showing classic thinning of affected inner retinal layers (Figure 3).