Fig. 7
From: Clinical course of acute zonal occult outer retinopathy complicated by choroidal neovascularization
Case 3. Wide field color image and wide field fundus autofluorescence (FAF) at presentation. a, b Wide field color image showed multiple, well-demarcated zonal areas of outer retinal atrophy that appeared slightly depigmented, with an increased visualization of the major underlying choroidal vessels. a In the right eye, there was one main zonal area in the posterior pole and two additional areas in the nasal and the supero-temporal mid-periphery. b In the left eye three zonal areas were located at the posterior pole and the temporal mid-periphery. c, d FAF showed hypo-FAF with granular hyper-FAF signal in correspondence of these depigmented areas. A leading border of hyper-FAF was evident at the junction between the involved and uninvolved retina