PMC10126695_01
Relevant clinical findings in two patients with HTLV-1-related uveitis. Case 1 exhibited bilateral conjunctival hyperemia (a) and chronic balanopreputial sulcus edema (b). Right fundus fluorescein angiography of case 3 showing extensive peripheral retinal ischemia in 360 degrees (white solid arrow), macular edema (white dash arrow), and widespread retinal neovascularization (c).
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Further ophthalmologic evaluation showed bilateral posterior uveitis, with severe peripheral vasculitis, more intense on the right eye, extensive peripheral retinal ischemia, macular edema, and wide retinal neovascularization (Figure 1(c)).
PMC10126695_02
PMC10126695_03
Relevant clinical findings in two patients with HTLV-1-related uveitis. Case 1 exhibited bilateral conjunctival hyperemia (a) and chronic balanopreputial sulcus edema (b). Right fundus fluorescein angiography of case 3 showing extensive peripheral retinal ischemia in 360 degrees (white solid arrow), macular edema (white dash arrow), and widespread retinal neovascularization (c).
10.1177_20499361231165864-fig1.jpg
PMC10126695_03_10.1177_20499361231165864-fig1.jpg
fig1-20499361231165864
Further ophthalmologic evaluation showed bilateral posterior uveitis, with severe peripheral vasculitis, more intense on the right eye, extensive peripheral retinal ischemia, macular edema, and wide retinal neovascularization (Figure 1(c)).