Figure 1.

Multimodal imaging of deferoxamine-induced pseudovitelliform maculopathy. A, Fundus photographs of the right eye and left eye showing central macular pseudovitelliform lesions and surrounding pigment mottling. B, 30° fundus autofluorescence showing central, predominantly hypo-autofluorescence with surrounding areas of hyper- and hypo-autofluorescence corresponding to the pigment mottling. C, Wide-field autofluorescence demonstrating pigment mottling limited to the macula. D, Fluorescein angiography of both eyes showing blocked fluorescein centrally, and punctate staining and window defects corresponding to areas of pigment mottling. E, Indocyanine green angiography, mid-phase image, showing increased choroidal vascularity in both maculae (angiogram performed using the Daytona ultra-widefield scanner [www.optos.com] then being evaluated at the Doheny Eye Institute; exact timing of ICG not available).