PMC9922034_01
Color fundus photographs of both eyes at (a) initial presentation; (b) one month; and (c) six months after the initial presentation.
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FIG1
Dilated fundus examination (Figure 1a) of the right eye revealed a swollen and hyperemic optic disc with a large area of placoid chorioretinitis (two optic disc diameter) at the macula surrounded by smaller patchy areas of chorioretinitis. Funduscopic examination (Figure 1b) revealed reduced optic disc swelling in both eyes with resolving areas of the previous chorioretinitis. Funduscopic examination (Figure 1c) of the right eye showed an extensive area of macular atrophy with underlying scarring and crystalline deposits.
SD-OCT images of the macula of both eyes at (a) initial presentation; (b) one month; and (c) six months after the initial presentation.. SD-OCT: Spectral-domain optical coherence tomography.
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FIG2
Spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) (Figure 2a) of the right eye showed intraretinal cystic fluid with a central subfield thickness (CST) of 464 microm. SD-OCT (Figure 2b) demonstrated marked improvement in right macular cystic edema. However, there was no improvement in macular thickness in both eyes, as seen in the SD-OCT (Figure 2c).