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Case 1: Optovue Retina Map and Optomap® AF OU In the OD above, the AF image appears normal but the OCT is clearly disrupted. In the OS below, both the AF image and the OCT reveal marked abnormalities of the RPE.
Case 1: Optovue Retina Map OU A comparison of horizontal scans in the macula of the right and left eye.
Case 1: Optovue Retina Map OS In the most inferior horizontal scan of the 7 sections in this Retina Map, all structures appear normal.
Case 1: Optovue Retina Map OS At this level below the fovea, the PIL and IRB are disrupted.
Case 1: Optovue Retina Map OS In this horizontal scan below the fovea, there appears to be 3 distinct cyst-like gaps, “bubbles” or cavities deep within the macula. The term “foveal cavitation” has recently been introduced for patients with cone disorders but these patients exhibited only singular cavities.1 In RR#24 numerous examples of singular
Case 1: Optovue Retina Map OS In this scan through the fovea, note the disruption of both the PIL and IRB in the center of the scan and a Iarge cyst-like zone of hyporeflectivity.
Case 1: Optovue Retina Map OS In this horizontal scan above the fovea in the OS, there appear to be long and thin hyporeflactive band below IRB (Internal RPE Border: formally often turmed Verhoeff membrane, as mentioned previously).
Case 1: Optovue Retina Map OS The scan immediately below the one in the last image is also intact.
Case 1: Optovue Retina Map OS in the OS, the most superior scan of the Retina Map is within normal limits.
Case 1: Optovue Retina Map OD The most inferior horizontal scan in this Retina Map is also within normal limits.
