Figure 3
From: Baseline predictors for subretinal fibrosis in neovascular age-related macular degeneration
Right eye of a patient with a type 1 MNV, who did not develop subretinal fibrosis. Figures show the MNV lesion at baseline (a–c) and after 12 months (d–g). Color fundus photography at baseline (a) and after 12 months (d) show no presence of subretinal whitish-yellow material. SD-optical coherence tomography (OCT) at month 12 (e) shows a fibrovascular pigment epithelial detachment but no signs of exudation such as subretinal fluid or intraretinal fluid. Axis orientation (f) and pseudo-SLO PS-OCT imaging (g) show no presence of fibrosis. Color bar indicates − 90 to + 90° for axis orientation Baseline en face OCT angiography (b) as well as the result of the quantitative vessel analysis (c) using the Angiotool software is shown. The location of the OCTA en face images is indicated by the white square in (a) and the location of the SD-OCT B-scan is indicated by the white dotted line in (d).
