PMC2709022_01
Fluorescein angiography OD showing leakage from the subretinal peripapillary lesions and the optic disc with vasculitis of the posterior pole.
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The fluorescein angiography revealed signs of posterior vasculitis with fluffy, white perivascular infiltrates in the eye (Figure 1).
PMC2709022_02
Fluorescein angiography OD showing partial disc edema and fine vasculitis of the posterior pole.
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Fluorescein angiography revealed segmental disc hyperfluorescence and signs of arterial vasculitis at the posterior pole with arteriolar attenuation, sheathing and cotton wool spots suggestive of arteriolar involvement (Figure 2).
PMC2709022_03
Fluorescein angiography OD reveals the hyperfluorescence of the optic disc due to vasculitis.
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A zone of hyperfluorescence was present in the late phase fluorescein angiogram in the OD, secondary to posterior vasculitis (Figure 3).