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Color photographs of the left eye of the patient with uveitic crystalline maculopathy. Numerous foveal yellow-green hyper-reflective crystals could be observed in (A) and in the magnified view in (B).
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Dilated fundal examination of the right eye was unremarkable, but that of the left eye demonstrated foveal yellow-green intraretinal crystals (Figure 1) and mild vitritis.
Spectral-domain optical coherence tomographic scans of the patient with uveitic crystalline maculopathy. Hyper-reflective intraretinal crystals (single arrows) of varying sizes could be seen dispersed in the layer of Henle and the inner nuclear layer (A, B, C). Intraretinal cysts (double arrows) could also be observed in the inner retinal layers (B).
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OCT of the left eye revealed small intraretinal fluid cysts and intraretinal hyper-reflective lesions in Henle's layer and inner nuclear layer, corresponding to the clinically observed crystals (Figure 2A,B,C).
Ultra-widefield fluorescein angiogram (UWFA) of the patient with uveitic crystalline maculopathy. UWFA of the right eye is normal (A). UWFA of the left eye revealed disc leakage, petaloid macular edema, and diffuse peripheral retinal leakage, consistent with intermediate uveitis (B).
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Ultra-widefield fluorescein angiography was normal in the right eye (Figure 3A), but that of the left eye showed disc leakage, petaloid macular edema, and diffuse peripheral retinal leakage (Figure 3B), consistent with intermediate uveitis.