PMC3123000_01
Serous retinal detachment right and left eye
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Funduscopic examination showed bilateral 2+ vitritis accompanying with posterior pole and peripheral SRDs [Figure 1].
The 7th weeks of diseases, both eyes show reduced subretinal accumulation of fluorescein with certain multifocal hyperfluorescent dots (white arrow).
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The fluorescein angiography showed leakage on papilla more prominent in the right eye and uniform hyperautofluorescence in the retina mixed with hypoautofluorescence in the areas of SRD contributed to the diagnosis of VKH [Figures2 and 3].The patient had 3 weeks history of severe headache that did not improve in spite of prescription of propranolol, sumatriptin, valproat sodium, and dexamethason by neurologist.
Fluorescein angiogram on 7th week of diseases showing reduced of bilateral optic disc and retinal detachment and uniform hyperautofluorescence in the macula mixed with hypoautofluorescence in the areas of serous retinal detachment
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The fluorescein angiography showed leakage on papilla more prominent in the right eye and uniform hyperautofluorescence in the retina mixed with hypoautofluorescence in the areas of SRD contributed to the diagnosis of VKH [Figures2 and 3].The patient had 3 weeks history of severe headache that did not improve in spite of prescription of propranolol, sumatriptin, valproat sodium, and dexamethason by neurologist.