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. 2019 Nov 2;13(2):113–122. doi: 10.21053/ceo.2019.00990

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Fig. 2. — Representative color fundus photographs and optical coherence tomography (OCT) images for two patients with typical features of retinitis pigmentosa. (A) A right fundus image from patient SB237-461 exhibits diffuse retinal pigmentary changes, vascular attenuation and waxy disc pallor. (B) An ipsilateral spectral-domain OCT image shows the diffuse disruption of photoreceptors (red arrowheads) in the macula. (C) A left fundus image from patient SB354-692 shows diffuse retinal degeneration but relatively preserved macula. (D) An OCT image shows the preservation of photoreceptors in fovea (blue arrows) whereas extrafoveal photoreceptors disappeared (red arrowheads).