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Case 1 Optomap® Fluorescein Angiography Image OS Similar ultra-widefield FA images in the left eye are essentially normal. Lesions at the level of the choroid are often not visible with FA.
Mild retinal telangiectasia is visible several disc diameters temporal to the fovea. Abnormal retinal vessels have been reported in NF2 in Dr. Yannuzzi’s Retinal Atlas.(#RR 24)
Case 1: Optomap® Fluorescein Angiography Image OD
Case 1: Optomap® Fluorescein Angiography Image OD
Case 1: Optomap® Fluorescein Angiography Image OD Ultra-widefield fluorescein angiography failed to reveal the deep choroidal lesions. The retinal vessels are grossly normal. The subtle bulls eye macular lesion OD is apparent on the FA image and was also observable on the AF image previously presented.
Case 1: Topcon Fundus Image and Optomap plus with ResmaxTM Color Image OS Once again, with the aid of the optos image on the right, lesions may be visible in the Topcon image on the left.
Case 1: Optomap® OS KEY: Color Optomap Red Separation Green Separation Auto Fluorescence The findings here in the left eye are quite similar to those revealed in the right eye.
Case 1: Optomap Ultra-Widefield Auto Fluorescence OS
Similar findings are revealed in the left eye
Case 1: Topcon Fundus Image and Optomap plus with ResmaxTM Color Image OD With the aid of the Optos image on the right, subtle pigment lesions may appear visible in the Topcon image on the left. Careful observation of the macula with either the Topcon Fundus Image or the Resmax Color
