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case_images: (A and B) Fundus photographs showing yellowish, oval-shaped drusenoid-like lesion with attenuation of the foveal reflex in both eyes. (C and D) Red-free fundus photographs showing heterogeneous foveal lesions. (E and F) Fluorescein angiogram showing early foveal hyperfluorescence with late ill-defined leakage in right eye and left eye, respectively. (G and H) Autofluorescence photos showed heterogeneous hyperfluorescence in the macula of both eyes.. Note: A,C,E, and G are right eye; B,D,F, and H are left eye.
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case_images: Fundus examination showed bilateral, yellowish, oval-shaped, drusenoid-like lesions with attenuation of the foveal reflex (Figure 1A and B). F); and autofluorescence images showed heterogeneous hyperfluorescence in the macula of both eyes (Figure 1G and H). Finally, a computerized 10-2 visual field threshold test (Humphrey Automated Perimeter; Humphrey Instruments, San Leandro, CA, USA), showed small pericentral scotomata in the right eye and a normal field in the left eye.
case_images: Optical coherence tomography. (A and B) Disruption of the outer retinal layers with nonspecific retinal thickening in both eyes at presentation. (C and D) Disruption of the inner segment/outer segment junction in both eyes, at 3 months after presentation.. Note: A and C are right eye; B and D are left eye.
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case_images: The hyperreflective line representing the inner segment/outer segment junction was disrupted in the right eye and the left eye (Figure 2C and D).