PMC5164904_01
At presentation, left fundus image shows perivascular, white, and continuous sheathing of vascular structures starting from optic disc and extending to periphery. Papillary edema and subhyaloid hemorrhage in macular area were also observed.
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Intraretinal hemorrhages in all quadrants, papillary edema, and subhyaloid hemorrhage in macular area were also observed (Figure 1).
Visual acuity was poor because of subhyaloid premacular hemorrhage.
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Visual acuity had no change due to subhyaloid premacular hemorrhage (Figure 2).
Recurrence of frosted branch angiitis. Fundus image shows vascular sheathing and preretinal and intraretinal hemorrhages limited to the superior peripheral retina.
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Vascular sheathing and preretinal and intraretinal hemorrhages that were limited to superior peripheral retina were noted in the left eye (Figure 3).