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a Red-free photograph showing SRD extending from the foveal region to the inferior vascular arcade. b OCT showing accumulation of subretinal fluid causing a circumscribed area of SRD not communicating with the nerve.
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F1
Fundus examination of the right eye revealed a normal coloration of the optic nerve and a retinal elevation at the fovea and inferior macula secondary to subretinal fluid without any signs of intraocular inflammation (fig. 1a). Right eye OCT showed an accumulation of subretinal fluid which did not show an extension to the optic nerve head, excluding the presence of optic nerve pit (fig. 1b).
a Early-phase FA showing multifocal leakage through the RPE. b Late-phase multifocal subretinal pooling and a very discrete hyperfluorescence in the optic nerve head is noted.
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F2
Late phases of the FA showed subretinal leakage and pooling, with a very discrete hyperfluorescence of the optic nerve head (fig. 2).
a Red-free photograph showing complete resolution of the SRD. b FA showing complete resolution of the multifocal leakage. c OCT showing complete resolution of subretinal fluid.
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F3
Repeated FA and OCT showed complete resolution of the multifocal leakage and subretinal fluid (fig. 3).