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Fluorescein angiography of the right eye at presentation reveals telangiectatic vessels with leakage in the superior-temporal area and macro-aneurysms.
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Fluorescein angiography showed telangiectatic vessels and aneurysms in the superior-temporal area (fig. 1).
SD-OCT imaging of the right eye at presentation, using the Spectralis (Heidelberg Engineering). A cross scan through the macula shows diffuse thickening of the retina, a large quantity of subretinal fluid, and many intraretinal exudates (arrows)-mainly in the outer plexiform layer.
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It was difficult to conclusively identify in which layer the exudates were found, but it appeared that they were concentrated mainly in the outer layers and the border of the serous detachment (fig. 2).
SD-OCT imaging of the right eye performed 2 months after surgical treatment shows a significant reduction in the retinal thickness and a mild decrease in the amount of exudates.
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An SD-OCT, done 2 months after the surgery, showed a significant decrease in the retinal thickness, but with the persistence of intraretinal exudates (fig. 3).