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Humphrey visual field testing showing a dense left cecocentral scotoma.
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As computed tomography (CT) and/or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) were not acutely available, we performed Humphrey visual field testing, which demonstrated a dense left cecocentral scotoma (Figure 1).
Computed tomography scan of the abdomen with contrast showing an abscess in the dome of the liver.
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CT of the abdomen revealed an abscess in the dome of the liver that was likely due to an infectious thrombus (Figure 2). Chest X-ray and CT of the head showed no focal lesions.
Fundus photo showing inferotemporal disc pallor in the left eye.
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Follow-up intravenous fluoroscein angiography has remained unremarkable, with recent fundus photos of the left eye (Figure 3) showing inferotemporal disk pallor.