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case_images: Widefield fundus photographs show amelanotic yellow drusenoid lesions temporal to the macula of the right eye (a) and in the superotemporal quadrant of the left retina (b). Three months later, there is the resolution of previously seen lesions in both eyes (c), but there are new lesions in the superotemporal macula of the right eye (d). One month later, there is resolution of lesions in the right eye (e) and the appearance of new drusenoid lesions in the inferior left retina (f). Eighteen months after the initial visit and after bilateral RT, there is resolution of all visible lesions in both eyes (g, h).
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case_images: At this time, she had resolution of all previously seen lesions in both eyes (Fig. 1g, h).
case_images: Adjunctive imaging taken at the 3-month visit following the initial presentation. Arteriovenous phase of intravenous fluorescein angiogram of the right eye (a) and left eye (b), showing staining of the amelanotic yellow drusenoid lesions and widespread punctate leakage. Fluorescein angiogram demonstrated that the optic nerves were quiet and there was no central macular leakage in either eye. Autofluorescence images of the right eye (c) and left eye (d) showing hypofluorescence of the drusenoid lesions. Optical coherence tomography through the macula and central fovea showing few typical subretinal drusen in the right eye (e) and intraretinal fluid/cystoid macular edema in the left eye (f).
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case_images: The arteriovenous phase of intravenous fluorescein angiogram showed staining of the amelanotic yellow drusenoid lesions and widespread punctate leakage (Fig. 2a, b). Fluorescein angiogram demonstrated that the optic nerves were quiet and there was no central macular leakage in either eye (Fig. 2a, b). Autofluorescence images showed hypofluorescence of the drusenoid lesions (Fig. 2c, d), while optical coherence tomography through the macula and central fovea showed few typical subretinal drusen in the right eye (Fig. 2e) and intraretinal fluid/cystoid macular edema in the left eye (Fig. 2f).
case_images: PMC11324244_02
case_images: Widefield fundus photographs show amelanotic yellow drusenoid lesions temporal to the macula of the right eye (a) and in the superotemporal quadrant of the left retina (b). Three months later, there is the resolution of previously seen lesions in both eyes (c), but there are new lesions in the superotemporal macula of the right eye (d). One month later, there is resolution of lesions in the right eye (e) and the appearance of new drusenoid lesions in the inferior left retina (f). Eighteen months after the initial visit and after bilateral RT, there is resolution of all visible lesions in both eyes (g, h).
case_images: cop-2024-0015-0001-540051_F01.jpg
case_images: PMC11324244_02_cop-2024-0015-0001-540051_F01.jpg
case_images: F1
case_images: At this time, she had resolution of all previously seen lesions in both eyes (Fig. 1g, h).