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RetCam images. (a) Right eye. (b) Left eye. Bilateral optic disc swelling and macular star and left serous retinal detachment (arrow). (c) Right eye. (d) Left eye. Followup at 8 months shows reduced optic disc swelling and macular exudates and the suggestion of a macular pseudohole in the left eye.
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On fundoscopy, there was evidence of bilateral optic disc swelling, vascular leakage (macular star), and secondary serous retinal detachment in the left eye (Figures 1(a) and 1(b)). Followup examination of his eyes showed improvement of his subretinal exudate (Figures 1(c) and 1(d)).
CT angiogram (3D reconstruction): (a) anterior; (b) lateral. The abdominal aorta is occluded at T12 (thick arrow). Both internal mammary arteries are markedly enlarged and ramify with the inferior epigastric arteries (arrowheads). The renal arteries arise from collaterals inferior to the termination of the aorta. The left renal artery (thin arrow) is small and there is decreased enhancement of the anterior half of the left kidney.
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