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case_images: Clinical findings during the initial visit. Ciliary injections and severe anterior chamber inflammations, such as 3+ flare and 3+ cells, and fibrin formation combined with total posterior synechia, were seen in OD (a) and OS (b). Erythroderma and thick desquamation were seen in the lower limbs (c).
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case_images: F1
case_images: A slit-lamp examination showed ciliary injections and 3+ flare and 3+ cells, fibrin formation in the anterior chamber with total posterior iris synechia OU, and fundi were invisible OU (fig. 1).
case_images: Before the IFX treatment, the ocular fundus was too blurred to be seen in detail due to a vitreous hemorrhage (a), and fluorescein angiography showed a marked leakage suggestive of retinal neovascularization (b).
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case_images: F2
case_images: The fundus was too blurred to be seen in detail; however, fluorescein angiography revealed marked leakage suggestive of retinal neovascularization (fig. 2).