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case_images: The right fundus shows an acute cilioretinal artery occlusion. The affected ischaemic retina has turned white due to ganglion cell swelling.
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case_images: The fundus photograph of the right eye showed neuroretinal thickening along the route of the cilioretinal artery (Figure 1), while the left eye showed normal retinal layers.
case_images: Bilateral macular and disc HD OCT showing thickening of the right inner retina starting at the disc and continuing along the cilioretinal artery territory indicative on an acute arterial obstructive event.
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case_images: An optical coherence tomography (OCT) scan confirmed neuroretinal thickening in the distribution of the cilioretinal artery of the right eye (Figure 2).