Sponsored by:
Case 10: Optomap® Color Fundus AF Comparison and OS KEY: Color Optomap Auto Fluorescence The patient most likely has benign familial fleck retina. The relatively symmetric lesions suggest an inherited disorder. The patient is scheduled for genetic testing at Columbia University. In addition to Dr. Stephen Tsang, Dr. Tony Moore at Moorfields Eye
Case 10: Optomap® FAF Image OS The AF image reveals primarily hyper-AF lesions.
Case 10: Optomap® Color Fundus Image OS Note similar findings in the LE.
Case 10: Optomap® FAF Image OD The flecks are revealed quite well on AF throughout the fundus.
Case 10: Optomap® Color Fundus lmage OD Case 10: A 45 yo HF was discovered on routine exam to have white flecks throughout the fundus of each eye. She denies any family history of eye problems as well as any difficulty seeing at night. BCVA was 20/30+2 OD and 20/30-2 OS. SD OCT
Case 9: Optomap® Color Fundus and AF Comparison OD and OS KEY:Color OptomapAuto FluorescenceNote that the one DD area below the disc on the color images in the RE is not present in the AF images. This represents a reflection off the internal limiting membrane. AF does not image the inner retina and
Case 9: Optomap® FAF Image OS Very similar AF images as well.
Case 9: Optomap® FAF Image OS These dots are typical of congenital stationary blindness with dots or fundus albl-punctatus.
Case 9: Optomap® Color Fundus Image OS Note similar findings in the left eye.
Case 9: Optomap® Color Fundus Image OD Only subtle dots are present outside of the arcades.
