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Case 5: Topcon 3D OCT Horizontal Raster Image OD The top SD OCT from a control subject reveals a normal photoreceptor integrity line (PIL) that extends uniformly across the 6 mm scan. Below is a horizontal scan through the fovea of the affected right eye. Note that the PIL is present under
Case 5: Optomap® FAF OD In contrast, the PAF images reveal a peri-foveal ring of hypo AF in each eye.
Ophthalmoscopy, standard fundus photography and optos color, red separation and green separation images were all normal.
Case 5: Topcon 3D OCT Fundus Image OD A 25 yo WM presented with blurred vision and difficulty reading in each eye for the past month although his BCVA is 20/20-OD and 20/20 OS. The patient reported that he began using Accutane 2 months prior to vision loss. Accutane has recently been discontinued.
Case 4: Optomap® OD and OU KEY:: Color Optomap Auto Fluorescence Numerous cases of RP can be found in RR #25 and include Panoramic fundus color images, panoramic fluorescein angiograms, and SD-OCT.
Case 4: Optomap® FAF Comparison OD and OS Note the symmetry of the PAF images which is quite typical of retina degenerations.
Case 4: Optomap® Color Fundus and FAF Comparison OS Similar, comparative findings between color fundus and FAF are revealed in the left eye.
Case 4: Optomap® FAF Image OS Similar PAF findings are revealed in the left eye. Note also the hyper AF areas (both eyes) surrounding the macula which suggest that this large zone is under metabolic stress. Such zones of hyper AF most often progress to zones of hypo AF. Initially, it appears as if
Case 4: Optomap® Color Fundus and FAF Comparison OD The hypo AF zones are not predictable from either ophthalmoscopy or Optos color fundus images.
