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case_images: a Color fundus photograph demonstrating a pigmented chorioretinal scar (outlined by white box) superior to the arcade with overlying contracted vitreous (Note: enhanced inset view of pigmented chorioretinal scar is postsurgical as demonstrated by surrounding laser photocoagulation scars since clear preoperative views were limited by vitritis). Annotations include optic disc (yellow arrow), macula (yellow star), occlusive vasculitis (blue arrows), and multifocal retinal whitening (red arrows). b Fluorescein angiography demonstrating severe occlusive vasculitis in the temporal periphery.
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case_images: F1
case_images: Fig. 1a). Fluorescein angiography revealed severe occlusive vasculitis (shown in Fig. 1b).
case_images: a Color fundus photograph on the day of the patient's fourth foscarnet injection (white arrow indicates pigmented scar). b Color fundus photograph 12 h later demonstrating large tear and focal detachment of the retina in the area of temporal necrosis (blue arrow) with superior pigmented lesion (white arrow).
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case_images: F2
case_images: The day after his fourth foscarnet injection (14 days after symptom onset), the patient presented with a large retinal tear and focal RD in the area of temporal necrosis (shown in Fig. 2a, b).