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Fundus photograph (22/10/2014). Right eye (left picture side) with multiple cotton wool spots in the posterior pole. Left eye (right picture side):without changes.
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The fluorescein angiography (FA) showed abnormal vessel permeability in the fundus with edema along the vessels, occlusion of arterial branches in the middle periphery with leakage of the dye in these areas in the right eye with no changes in the left eye fundus (Figs. 1 and 2).
Fluorescein angiography (22/10/2014). Right eye (left picture side) abnormal vessel permeability and formation of local edema in the posterior pole. Branch retinal artery occlusion can be seen in the middle periphery. Left eye (right picture side):more discrete changes of the vessel permeability.
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The fluorescein angiography (FA) showed abnormal vessel permeability in the fundus with edema along the vessels, occlusion of arterial branches in the middle periphery with leakage of the dye in these areas in the right eye with no changes in the left eye fundus (Figs. 1 and 2).
SP-OCT of the right eye presenting neuroretinal detachment in the fovea and retinal edema of the nerve fiber layer (taken on 28/10/2014).
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Spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SP-OCT) revealed neuroretinal detachment in the fovea and retinal edema of the nerve fiber layer (Fig. 3).
Fundus photograph (taken on 12/12/2014). Right eye (left figure side) and left eye (right figure side) with multiple cotton wool spots, hemorrhages, and branch retinal artery occlusion in the posterior pole.
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On patient follow-up in December 2014, fundus photographs and FA showed ischaemic maculopathy with compromised vessel permeability and with residual hemorrhages in the posterior pole of both eyes (Figs. 4 and 5).
Fluorescein angiography (taken on 12/12/2014). Right eye (left figure side) ischemic maculopathy and tendency of improvement of vessel permeability in the periphery. Left eye (right figure side) ischemic maculopathy begins.
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On patient follow-up in December 2014, fundus photographs and FA showed ischaemic maculopathy with compromised vessel permeability and with residual hemorrhages in the posterior pole of both eyes (Figs. 4 and 5).
Fundus photograph, showing partial resorption of the cotton wool spots in the right eye (taken on 20/02/2015).
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Single hemorrhages were present in the zone inferior to the papilla, the ischemic zones were found to be reduced, with the vessel permeability being compromised only in the areas of the hemorrhages (Fig. 6).