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. 2022 Jan 10;12:2. doi: 10.1186/s12348-021-00278-8

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Fig. 11 — Case of MFC during acute episode (top 3 images) and after treatment (bottom 3 images. b. Case of MFC during acute episode (top 3 images) and after treatment (bottom 3 images. Figures 11a & b: Spectralis - ICGA/FA/ and OCT images in two cases of MFC. During the active phase of the disease (top lines of pictures), OCT findings disclose the presence of two inflammatory lesions showing damaged and clumped photoreceptor outer segments; RPE layer appears interrupted at its peak with, in the second case (11b), material infiltrating the subretinal space without the involvement of the inner retina. In the quiescent phase (bottom lines of pictures), OCT shows the resolution of the agglomerated material. It is also interesting to note that the FA images (right frames) do not permit to distinguish the active phase versus the quiescent phase of the disease