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Fundus in the right eye of the patient
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The fundus of each eye was examined after a pharmaceutical mydriasis with 0.5% tropicamide and 10% phenylephrine hydrochloride ophthalmic solutions (Fig. 1,2).
B-scan ultrasonography in the right eye
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Threshold values maps and grayscale maps from
Humphrey visual field of both eyes
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Perimetry demonstrated a tunnel vision and absolute scotoma in all quadrants outside the limit of the central 10 degrees, in both eyes (Fig. 5).
Optical coherence tomography showing an increased retinal thickness due to cystoid macular oedema in both eyes
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The optical coherence tomography (OCT) of the macula revealed an increased retinal thickness in both eyes, due to multiple areas of low reflec- tivity corresponding to intraretinal cysts and fluid accumulation (Fig. 6).
High-resolution OCT images in both eyes
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Cystoid spaces were also con- firmed by high-resolution OCT images (Fig. 7).
A two-dimensional presentation of P1 amplitudes on mfERG in the right eye
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Macular OCT in October 2012 - Cystoid macular oedema - Central retinal thickness is higher than in the previous scan (June 2012) - with 87mum in the right eye and 61mum in the left eye
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The cystoid macular oedema never regressed completely and the macular thickness varied between 365 - 537mum in the right eye and between 329 - 501mum in the left eye (Fig. 10-Fig. 15).
Macular OCT in August 2015 - Cystoid macular oedema - Central retinal thickness is higher than in the previous scan (December 2014), with 172mum in the right eye and with 144mum in the left eye
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In the last OCT scan (August 2015), the photoreceptors layer in the fovea appeared to be interrupted and, in the parafoveal regions, the disappearance of photoreceptors (Fig. 15) was noticed.