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Anterior segment photography of patient showing keratic precipitates.
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Biomicroscopic examination showed normal conjunctiva, flattened iridic crypts in the right eye, endothelial stellate keratic precipitates, a mild uveitic reaction in the anterior chamber, and bilateral intensive posterior subcapsular cataract (Figure 1).
Fundus photograph right and left eye; showing bone spicule pigmentation, pale disc, and attenued retinal vessels.
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Examination of the dilated binocular fundus demonstrated waxy pallor in the papillae, marked vasoconstriction in the retinal vessels, and retinal bone spicule pigment formation, with a normal macula (Figure 2).
Pattern ERG of the patient showing reduced response.
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The pattern electroretinogram displayed a reduced response (Figure 3).