Skip to main content
Fig. 1 | International Journal of Retina and Vitreous

Fig. 1

From: Multimodal imaging for paracentral acute maculopathy; the diagnostic role of en face OCT

Fig. 1

Fundus photograph of the right eye shows whitening and retinal edema around the cilioretinal artery (red arrow) (a). The foveal B-scan SD-OCT cut (corresponding to the green dashed line in color fundus photograph) shows temporal hyper-reflective bands involving INL with extension to IPL, consistent with the diagnosis of PAMM in the lower margin of the ischemic zone (b). B-scan cuts corresponding to the ischemic areas around the cilioretinal artery in the superior part of the fovea (c). In the central ischemic areas around the hypoperfused cilioretinal artery, SD-OCT shows involvement of both inner and middle retinal layers. The en face OCT image from DCP slab and its overlay on the fundus image is shown in d, e, respectively. As have been shown precisely by the en face OCT image, hyperreflectivity induced by ischemia around the involved cilioretinal artery is not seen in the foveal region. f, g show the superficial and deep capillary plexus slabs of the OCTA, respectively. DCP slab shows slight decreased vascular density in the superior half of the 3 × 3 image (red arrow) especially in areas closer to the cilioretinal artery and unresolved projection artifact of superficial vessels over deep layer in the superior part of the image (green arrows)

Back to article page