Subretinal drusenoid deposit (SDD) dynamism imaged by multimodal imaging. A. Adaptive optics scanning laser ophthalmoscopy (AOSLO) montage (in grey scale) is overlaid on the digital fundus photograph of 30° field of view. B & C. AOSLO images of the retina area shown in the yellow box in (A) taken at baseline and 2nd visit (14 months later), revealing SDD progression. A stage 1 lesion progressed to stage 3 (green arrowheads 5), and a stage 2 lesion progressed to stage 3 (aqua). Stage 3 lesions may expand (yellow arrows), shrink (red arrowheads), and disappear (yellow and magenta arrowheads). New lesions can develop (green arrows). D & E.Stage-specific changes in SDD appearance are also clear in corresponding spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) B-scans, as indicated by green lines with arrows in (B) and (C). Stripes of hypertransmission into the choroid indicating retinal pigmetal epithiulium degeneration are apparent,15 as will be described in a separate report.60 The subject is an 84-year-old (at the baseline study) woman (white non-Hispanic) with non-neovascular AMD (Age-Related Eye Disease Study grade 7, best-corrected visual acuity 20/20). An alternate labelling scheme not using color is available as Supplemental Digital Content 2. ELM: external limiting membrane. EZ: ellipsoid zone. RPE-BrM: retinal pigment epithelium-Bruch’s membrane.