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Fundus photo at the initial visit (right eye).
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Fundus examination in the right eye revealed retinal ischemia and tortuous, dilated retinal veins in the supra temporal quadrant of the retina (Figure 1).
Fluorescein angiography of the right eye showed significantly delayed filling of the branches of the superior retinal artery in the ischemic area (27.9 sec).
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Fluorescein angiography of the right eye showed significantly delayed filling of the branches of the superior retinal artery in the ischemic area (27.9 sec) (Figure 2).
The retinal vein was dilated and tortuous.. Note: The retinal artery exhibited sludging (46.4 sec).
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The retinal artery exhibited sludging (70 sec) (Figure 3).
A capillary non-perfusion in the circulation of the supratemporal vein was also noticed.. Note: The retinal artery shows areas absent of branches still present (352.6 sec).
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Late phase examination revealed areas absent of branches (352.6 sec) (Figure 4).