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Fig. 19.1 This 59-year-old woman, born in 1923, had lifelong poor vision with chorioretinal scarring and optic atrophy. Serological testing with a treponemal-specific test was positive, and she was felt…

Fig. 4.1 Wide-field fundus imaging shows multiple round to oval gray-yellowish chorioretinal lesions of variable size (about 50–1000 μm) in the posterior pole and mid-periphery of the retina Fig. 4.2 Wide-field…

Fig. 26.1 Clinical photo of the right eye nasal peripheral retina with retinal hemorrhage and retinal infiltrates Fig. 26.2 Clinical photo of the right macula showing characteristic presentation of cytomegalovirus…

Fig. 25.1 (a, b) Fundus photographs demonstrating early stage findings of DUSN. There are crops evanescent, multifocal, gray-white lesions at the level of the outer retina in the superior fundus…

Presentation Features Posterior pole granuloma A focal, white subretinal or intraretinal nodule (with or without pigmentation) evident in the posterior pole, with or without inflammation and vitreous haze Peripheral granuloma…

Fig. 24.1 CT scan of brain showing multiple ring lesions in neurocysticercosis (arrows) Ocular Cysticercosis Ocular cysticercosis may affect any portion of the visual pathway from the orbit to the…

Fig. 21.1 (a) Fundus photo of a patient with Candida albicans infection shows chorioretinal infiltration with mild vitritis. (b) OCT image scanned along the green line in (a) shows hyperreflective…

1. One or more foci of retinal necrosis with discrete borders in the peripheral retina 2. Rapid progression in the absence of antiviral therapy 3. Circumferential spread 4. Evidence of occlusive vasculopathy with arterial…

Fig. 2.1 Fundus findings of serpiginous choroiditis in active phase. Note the creamy yellow lesions emanating from peripapillary choroid Classic serpiginous choroiditis can be subdivided into either juxtapapillary serpiginous or…

Fig. 5.1 Color fundus photograph shows numerous small white spots scattered in the posterior pole Fig. 5.2 Fundus photograph shows no white spots (a) but fine granularity of the fovea…