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a-d October 1998. Red-free fundus photographs (a, b) demonstrating the widespread areas of atrophy in both eyes. Early (c) and late (d) phase fluorescein angiography of the right eye reveals the presence of choroidal neovascular membrane. September 2001. Color fundus photographs (e, f) showing multiple areas of pigmentary changes. March 2007. ICG angiography shows multiple scattered hypofluorescent spots without any signs of new inflammatory involvement (g, h). April 2009. Comparison of the red free photographs taken from patient's initial (a, b) and last follow-up visit (i, j) reveals mild enlargement of the size as well as in the pigmentation of the chorioretinal scars.
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These areas were well demarcated, punched out, and located at the posterior pole involving the macula and perimacular area (fig. 1a, b). Fluorescein angiography revealed the presence of CNVM in the right eye along with blockage of fluorescence corresponding to the areas of atrophy with late staining at their edges (fig. 1c, d).