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case_images: Peripheral vascular ischemia with temporal neovascularization in both eyes.
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case_images: Dilated fundus exam revealed hypopigmented, elevated, retinal lesions with vascular engorgement in the far periphery of the retina (Figure 1).
case_images: Early and late phase fluorescein angiography of the left eye showing capillary nonperfusion, arteriovenous anastomosis, and temporal neovascularization. (Bottom Left: Right eye late phase).
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case_images: These FA findings were consistent with peripheral ischemia associated with retinal NV in both eyes (Figure 2).
case_images: Regression of neovascularization in the left (treated) eye seen at 8 months follow-up. Right (untreated) eye showing stable lesion with peripheral avascularity and the appearance of sea-fan neovascularization.
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case_images: At 8-month follow-up, regression of the NV was noted in the left eye, with a stable exam with no signs of progression on NV in the right eye (Figure 3).