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Fundus photography of the right eye
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F1
At 5 o'clock meridian, a nodular yellow mass, with irregular outline, could be noticed (Fig. 1). 
Fundus photography of the left eye
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F2
Nodular, yellow, reflective protrusions, with irregular contour and brambleberry shape could be noticed (Fig. 2). 
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Optical coherence tomography of the optic nerve in both eyes
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Optical coherence tomography macular thickness analysis for the right and left eye
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F8
Optical coherence tomography ganglion cell layer analysis
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F9
Humphrey visual field of the right eye at presentation showing a superior nasal altitudinal scotoma
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Humphrey visual field of the right eye at follow-up one year later
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At examination, there was no progression of the visual field alterations (Fig. 12,13), but the intraocular pressure was at the superior level of the normal range, 21 mmHg GAT for the right eye and 20 mmHg GAT for the left eye.