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Figures 1A and 1B – fundus photography showing six lesions in the right eye (Figure 1A) and five in the left eye (Figure 1B).
Figures 2A, 2B and 2C – OCT showing Lesion 1 (blue arrow), MT of 336 μm, preserved inner nuclear and inner plexiform layers and disorganization of the ganglion cell layer (Figure 2A). Lesion 2 (orange arrow), MT of 438 μm, disruption in the normal structure of the retinal layers with disorganization of the ganglion cell, inner nuclear and inner plexiform layers (Figure 2A). Lesion 3 (yellow arrow), a hyperreflective dome-shaped proliferation with posterior shadow, MT of 1478 μm, presented “moth-eaten” empty optical spaces, with an apparent complete rupture of the retinal anatomy (Figure 2B). Lesion 4 (green arrow), MT of 342 μm, preserved the retinal anatomy, located at the level of the RNFL, making it possible to identify the ganglion cell layer (Figure 2C).