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. 2022 Nov 23;13:1045002. doi: 10.3389/fimmu.2022.1045002

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Ocular manifestations of MGCS. (A-C) MGCS-associated kerathopathy with visible deposits on slit-lamp examination (A, B (Image courtesy: Koo, et al., 2011) (182) and C (Image courtesy: Kocabeyoglu et al., 2014) (183)); (D-G) MGC-associated maculopathy. (D) Neovascularization of the disc on the fundal examination (Image courtesy: Gonzales et al., 2021) (184); (E) Fluoroscopic angiography demonstrating telangiectasia of vessels and leakage from retinal capillaries (Image courtesy: Gonzales et al., 2021) (184); (F) Colored fundus examination showing optic disc pallor, attenuation of retinal vessels, and peripheral pigmentation (Image courtesy: Eton et al., 2020) (185).