PMC8313348_01
Ultra-widefield fundus photographs of the right (a, c) and left (b, d) eyes. Forty-three months prior to presentation, though the right eye remained uninvolved (a), the left eye developed extensive necrotizing retinitis involving over 80% of the retina. At presentation, the right eye (c) shows vitreous opacities, blurring of the disk margins, and retinal necrosis extending from 1 to 11 o'clock in zones 2 and 3 and diffusely in zone 1, sparing a small patch of the retina temporal to the optic disk. The left eye (d) has persistent retinal traction with fibrous tissue.
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A dilated fundus exam of the right eye revealed 1+ vitritis, optic nerve edema, and retinal necrosis extending from 1 to 11 o'clock in zones 2 and 3 and in zone 1, sparing a small patch of the retina temporal to the optic disk (Figure 1(c)). The left eye revealed persistent retinal traction with fibrous tissue (Figure 1(d)).