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PMC4881253_02
Clinical findings during the initial visit. Ciliary injections and severe anterior chamber inflammations, such as 3+ flare and 3+ cells, and fibrin formation combined with total posterior synechia, were seen in OD (a) and OS (b). Erythroderma and thick desquamation were seen in the lower limbs (c).
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F1
A slit-lamp examination showed ciliary injections and 3+ flare and 3+ cells, fibrin formation in the anterior chamber with total posterior iris synechia OU, and fundi were invisible OU (fig. 1).
Before the IFX treatment, the ocular fundus was too blurred to be seen in detail due to a vitreous hemorrhage (a), and fluorescein angiography showed a marked leakage suggestive of retinal neovascularization (b).
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F2
The fundus was too blurred to be seen in detail; however, fluorescein angiography revealed marked leakage suggestive of retinal neovascularization (fig. 2).