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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 30.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Ophthalmol. 2012 Jan;130(1):50–56. doi: 10.1001/archophthalmol.2011.359

Table 1.

Clinical characteristics of the study patients with UAIM.

Patient
No./Sex/
Age
Month
of
Onset
Systemic
Findings
FA* OCT FAF ICG Initial
VA
Final
VA
Total
follow-up
(weeks)
Initial* Final* Initial* Final*
1/F/27 Sept. HFMD; Positive Coxsackie virus A9 Day 1: Irregular subretinal leakage / central pooling with neurosensory detachment. Week 1: Irregular stippled subretinal staining/leakage Small subfoveal neurosensory detachment. Week 1: PRL disruption present with preservation of external limiting membrane Partial restoration of PRL Stippled HOAF and HRAF Largely HOAF with granular HRAF “Moth-eaten” choroidal vasculature 1/400 20/20 8
2/M/30 Aug. Viral prodrome; Orchitis Week 7: Outer circular ring of subretinal staining, middle ring of blockage and central ring of subretinal staining PRL disruption with preservation of external limiting membrane Partial restoration of PRL Mixed HOAF and HRAF Largely HOAF with granular HRAF - 20/70 20/30 8
3/M/31 July Orchitis; Positive Coxsackie virus B2/B5 Week 1: Outer circular ring of subretinal staining, middle ring of blockage and central ring of subretinal staining Mildly noncystic edema of neurosensory retina - - - - 2/200 20/60 13
4/M/52 Oct. None Month 5: Granular area of subretinal staining and blockage Atrophic retina - Well demarcated HRAF with specks of HOAF - - 20/400 - -
*

Dates indicate time after onset of symptoms

HOAF: hypoautofluorescence, HRAF: hyperautofluorescence, PRL: photoreceptor layer