PMC4868942_01
Fundus photographs and fluorescein fundus angiography. a Fundus photographs of the right eye with vitreous opacity, a mild vitreous hemorrhage and extensive multifocal exudation around the optic disc. b Fundus photographs of the left eye with mild vitreous opacity, an optic disc hemorrhage and peripheral white granulomatous exudation. c Fluorescein fundus angiography of the right eye with hyperfluorescence of the optic disc and a wide range of occlusive vasculitis. d Fluorescein fundus angiography of the left eye with retinal vasculitis in the nasal area. e Fundus photographs of the right eye, showing the occlusive vasculopathy with multiple hemorrhages and exudation of the entire retina and retinal fibrosis. f Fundus photographs of the right eye without any sign of apparent progression.
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Upon entering, an examination found evidence of iritis, vitreous opacity, a mild vitreous hemorrhage and extensive multifocal exudation around the optic disc in her right eye (fig. 1a), as well as mild vitreous opacity, an optic disc hemorrhage and peripheral white granulomatous exudation in her left eye (fig. 1b). A fluorescein fundus angiography demonstrated hyperfluorescence of the optic disc and a wide range of occlusive vasculitis in her right eye (fig. 1c), and retinal vasculitis in the nasal area in her left eye (fig. 1d). There was no sign of apparent progression in her left eye (fig. 1f). The fundus findings during surgery showed the occlusive vasculopathy of the entire retina, retinal fibrosis and retinal detachment with retinal breaks and vitreous traction (fig. 1e).