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. 2014 Mar 14;28(6):770–771. doi: 10.1038/eye.2014.44

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Figure 1

Evolution of maculopathy in the left eye from the earliest stage (no maculopathy) until complete healing, 9 months later. (i) Visual field testing was performed with Octopus 900 perimeter (Haag-Streit AG, Köniz, Switzerland). (ii) Fundus photography. (iii) Spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (OCT) was performed with Cirrus OCT (Carl Zeiss Meditec, Dublin, OH, USA). (a) Day 2, partial parapapillary scotoma; visual acuity 20/20 a(i). Optic disc swelling and parapillary flame-shaped haemorrhages a(ii). Intraretinal fluid leaking from the optic nerve in the outer plexiform layer without central macular oedema a(iii). (b) Day 4, visual field was not performed; visual acuity 20/100 b(i). Optic disc swelling and macular oedema without lipidic precipitates b(ii). Progression of intraretinal fluid in the outer plexiform layer towards the central macula with central serous retinal detachment b(iii). (c) Day 10, central scotoma; visual acuity 20/200 c(i). Macular star and lesser degree of macular oedema c(ii). Decrease of intraretinal fluid and persistence of a slight subretinal serous foveal detachment c(iii). (d) Day 13, improvement of visual field defect; visual acuity 20/50 d(i). Macular star without macular oedema d(ii). Disappearance of the subretinal fluid d(iii). (e) Month 9, residual arcuate scotoma; visual acuity 20/20 e(i). Normal appearance of the macula e(ii). Normal macular and foveolar anatomy e(iii).