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Optical coherence tomography at presentation (left), 4 months after treatment (middle), and 1 year after treatment (right).
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F1
Optical coherence tomography showed increased retinal thickness, infiltration of the retinal wall, and detachment of the neuroepithelium (fig. 1, left). An intravitreal injection of bevacizumab 1.25 mg/0.05 ml was given, and photodynamic therapy was performed without any significant changes, progression of the ST serous detachment of the neuroepithelium (fig. 1, middle; fig. 3), and finally progression to macular fibrosis (fig. 1, right and fig. 4).
Fluorescein angiography at presentation with telangiectatic changes of the retinal vessels in the temporal periphery.
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F2
Above the superior temporal (ST) arcade, anomalies in the retinal vasculature were found, with interruption of the peripheral vessels and vessels which were 'sausage'-like (fig. 2).