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From: The multimodal imaging features and outcomes of multifocal choroiditis/punctate inner choroidopathy lesion with multiple evanescent white dot syndrome-like features: a retrospective study

Fig. 5

Case 3: First visit at a local clinic (A-D). Visit to our clinic two weeks later (D-H). Six-month follow-up visit (I-L). A: Scattered or diffuse hyperautofluorescence (yellow arrow) on FAF. B: Early-phase hyperfluorescence in a wreath-like pattern around optic disc on FFA. C: Late-phase ICGA showed diffuse and scattered hypofluorescent dots and spots. D: OCT showed shallow retinal detachment and hyperreflective materials (red arrow) E: CFP showed a yellowish-white lesion in the subnasal fovea (blue arrow). F: FAF showed hyperautofluorescent dots and spots (blue arrow). G: SHRM disruption of RPE-BM-CC at the lesion’s site and multiple disruptions of EZ around the lesion on OCT. H: No neovascularization was found on OCTA. I: CFP showed that a yellowish-white lesion in the subnasal fovea became better defined. J: FAF showed no abnormalities. K: OCT showed no SHRM (green arrow). L: No neovascularization on OCTA

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