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. 2014 Apr 27;20:575–592.

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Patient #1.Blue fundus autofluorescence (FAF) and spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) reveal the right eye affected with pseudohypopyon lesion at both study entry and last follow-up visit (61 months later). Blue FAF frames and SD-OCT scans at study entry (top left and bottom right panels) show a partial reabsorption of the hyperautofluorescent (arrowhead)/hyperreflective material (asterisk) and replacement by a fluid component. During follow-up, blue FAF frames and SD-OCT scans (top middle and bottom middle panels) show further reabsorption of the hyperautofluorescent (arrowhead)/hyperreflective material (asterisk). At the last follow-up visit, blue FAF frames and SD-OCT scans (top left and bottom right panels) show development of the hyperautofluorescent (arrowhead)/hyper-reflective material (asterisk).