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Published in final edited form as: Retina. 2015 Feb;35(2):334–343. doi: 10.1097/IAE.0000000000000370

3A: Top: Spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) outlines the chorioretinal lesion presenting as a hyperreflective deposit which has broken through the RPE disrupting the overlying retina. The adjacent external limiting membrane (ELM), ellipsoid and interdigitation zones are not distinguishable. Middle: Fundus autofluorescence reveals hyperautofluorescence and the central macular scan shows a relative sparing of the fovea. Bottom: SD-OCT B-scan superior to the lesion verifies the adjacent loss of the ELM, the ellipsoid- and interdigitation zone.

3B: Follow-up at 4 months: Recovery of the hyperreflective bands on SD-OCT can be observed. Compared to the left eye, however, the ELM, ellipsoid and interdigitation zones still appear partially disrupted. Middle: Autofluorescence reveals a decrease in hyperautofluorescence

3A: Top: Spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) outlines the chorioretinal lesion presenting as a hyperreflective deposit which has broken through the RPE disrupting the overlying retina. The adjacent external limiting membrane (ELM), ellipsoid and interdigitation zones are not distinguishable. Middle: Fundus autofluorescence reveals hyperautofluorescence and the central macular scan shows a relative sparing of the fovea. Bottom: SD-OCT B-scan superior to the lesion verifies the adjacent loss of the ELM, the ellipsoid- and interdigitation zone.

3B: Follow-up at 4 months: Recovery of the hyperreflective bands on SD-OCT can be observed. Compared to the left eye, however, the ELM, ellipsoid and interdigitation zones still appear partially disrupted. Middle: Autofluorescence reveals a decrease in hyperautofluorescence