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Fundus photographs (a, b) and fluorescein angiography (c, d) of the peripheral retina demonstrating a predominance of grouped pigmentation in the right (a, c) and left (b, d) eye. Fluorescein angiography shows hypofluorescence correlating with grouped pigmentation.
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F1
Ophthalmoscopy of both eyes revealed multiple, small, flat, pigmented spots in the peripheral retina (fig. 1a, b), consistent with a grouped pigmentation of the retina or bear track spots. Fluorescein angiography demonstrated a persistent hypofluorescence correlating with grouped pigmentation of the retina (fig. 1c, d) and granular hyperfluorescence correlating with the albinotic spots (fig. 1c, d, fig. 2c, d).
Fundus photographs (a, b) and fluorescein angiography (c, d) of the posterior pole demonstrating a predominance of small albinotic spots in the right (a, c) and the left (b, d) eye. Fluorescein angiography shows granular hyperfluorescence correlating with albinotic spots.
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As a unique co-existing feature, small albinotic spots were identified in the posterior pole (fig. 2a, b) and the peripheral retina (fig. 1a, b). The albinotic spots were predominantly detected at the posterior pole of both fundi (fig. 2a, b). Fluorescein angiography demonstrated a persistent hypofluorescence correlating with grouped pigmentation of the retina (fig. 1c, d) and granular hyperfluorescence correlating with the albinotic spots (fig. 1c, d, fig. 2c, d).
Right (a, c) and left (b, d) fundus photographs of the posterior pole (a, b) demonstrating albinotic spots, and the peripheral retina (c, d) demonstrating irregular pigmentation.
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Ophthalmoscopic examination of the girl's mother revealed albinotic spots in the posterior pole (fig. 3a, b) and an irregular pigmentation in the peripheral retina (fig. 3c, d) in both eyes.