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(a) Anterior segment picture showing dendritic corneal ulcer. (b) Fundus photo showing central retinal artery occlusion.
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F1
The same eye showed a positive relative afferent pupillary defect [Figure 1a]. Fundus examination of this eye revealed a cherry-red spot surrounding pale retinal nerve fiber layers, box-carring over the superotemporal arcade, and attenuation of the retinal arteries [Figure 1b].
(a) Anterior segment picture showing rubeosis iridis. (b) Fundus photo showing hazy media, sclerosed arteries, and hemorrhage over the disc.
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F2
There was generalized corneal edema, flare, and cells in the anterior chamber, as well as prominent rubeosis iridis [Figure 2a]. Fundus examination revealed vitreous hemorrhage, as well as hemorrhage overlying the disc and sclerosed arteries [Figure 2b].
(a) Anterior segment photo showing resolution of rubeosis iridis. (b) Fundus photo showing retinal changes following pan-retinal photocoagulation.
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F3
The optic disc was fully cupped, with resolution of the hemorrhages [Figure 3].