PMC5710053_01
Eye fundus (RE) - vitritis
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F1
The eye fundus showed vitreal floaters and vitritis (Fig. 1), slightly blurred margins of the optic nerve (unclear due to the inflammation or the vitreal flare), macula with absent foveal reflex, very narrow blood vessels, phantom vessels especially in peripheral retina, perivascular cuffing (vasculitic aspect) (Fig. 2), large cotton-wool spots and rare hemorrhages on the retinal periphery (Fig. 3), and, most important, large confluent necrotic areas in the periphery and mid-periphery of the retina (Fig. 2,4).
RE - narrowed vessels, peripheral retinal hemorrhage
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F3
The eye fundus showed vitreal floaters and vitritis (Fig. 1), slightly blurred margins of the optic nerve (unclear due to the inflammation or the vitreal flare), macula with absent foveal reflex, very narrow blood vessels, phantom vessels especially in peripheral retina, perivascular cuffing (vasculitic aspect) (Fig. 2), large cotton-wool spots and rare hemorrhages on the retinal periphery (Fig. 3), and, most important, large confluent necrotic areas in the periphery and mid-periphery of the retina (Fig. 2,4).
LE Fundus - within normal limits
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F5
The left eye had a normal aspect (Fig. 5).