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(a) Abnormal foveal architecture in a patient with early-stage DUSN. (b) B-scan in the area the worm was located showing an increased intraretinal reflectivity corresponding to the worm and the surrounded inflammatory reaction. (c) RNFL map with a diffuse thinning.
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Figure 1 illustrates SD-OCT findings for this patient.  Figure 1(a) shows abnormal foveal architecture with a thinning in central macular thickness (201 mu compared to 246 mu in the fellow eye).  Figure 1(b) shows increased intraretinal hyperreflectivity in the area in which the subretinal worm was located. Figure 1(c) shows the RNFL map with a diffuse thinning.
(a) B-scan in the foveal area in a patient with late-stage DUSN presenting a reduced macular thickness and loss of normal foveal contour. RNFL thickness map in the normal eye (b) and a diffuse and pronounced RNFL thinning in the affected eye (c).
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Figure 2. Figure 2(a) shows the B-scan in the foveal area, with reduced macular thickness and loss of normal foveal contour. Figures 2(b) and 2(c) illustrates the RNFL map in the normal eye and a diffuse and pronounced RNFL thinning in the affected eye.