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Left fundus photograph at the first visit showing retinal edema of the superior quadrant (arrow), sparing the fovea.
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Funduscopy of the left eye showed well demarcated retinal edema of the superior quadrant, sparing the fovea (Figure 1).
Initial left fluorescein angiography demonstrated a marked filling delay of the upper retinal artery (arrow). The framed arrow indicates the lower retinal artery. (A) 17.7 seconds and (B) 36.5 seconds after injection.
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Left fundus fluorescein angiography one month after the initial visit demonstrated an earlier dye appearance in the upper retinal artery (arrow) than in the lower retinal artery (framed arrow) at 11.9 seconds (A) and 12.3 seconds (B) after injection.
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