PMC4333553_01
(a) Healed retinitis in left eye of case 1 with pigmentation and only island of the posterior retina remaining with arteriolar involvement (b) Small pupil with extensive posterior synechia with posterior subcapsular cataract
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F1
He had healed retinitis in left eye [Figure 1a] and posterior subcapsular cataract [Figure 1b].
(a) At presentation multifocal peripheral active retinitis patches are seen in the right eye of case 1 (b) At 7th day of follow-up retinitis has started responding (c) At 30 days the retinitis has resolved with pigmentary changes, arteriolar attenuation and disc pallor
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F2
Right eye had peripheral multifocal active retinitis in right eye [Figure 2a]. Active retinitis started healing within 7 days [Figure 2b] with complete resolution within 30 days [Figure 2c].
PMC4333553_02
(a) Left eye of case 2 shows 360  confluent peripheral retinal necrosis with disc edema (b) On 6th day the size of whitened retina has decreased (c) At 10th day arteriolar attenuation and disc pallor ensued
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F3
Left eye showed disc edema with extensive 360  confluent active retinal necrosis [Figure 3a]. Though retinitis started healing by 6th day [Figure 3b] vision did not improve as disc pallor and arteriolar attenuation ensued [Figure 3c].