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Figure 2

From: Early anatomical changes and association with photodynamic therapy induced acute exudative maculopathy in patients with macular diseases

Figure 2

This is a representative case of PAEM+. Fluorescein angiography (a), indocyanine green angiography (b), and horizontal (c, e, g) and vertical (d, f, h) line of optic coherence tomography images of patients at baseline (c, d), 3 days follow-up (e, f) and 1 month follow-up (g, h) after photodynamic therapy (PDT). 82-year-old-female with polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy in the light eye. Central retinal thickness was 361 µm at baseline, 538 µm (+ 49.0%) at 3 days, 334 µm (− 7.5%) at 1 month after PDT. Central choroidal thickness was 135 µm at baseline, 270 µm (+ 100.0%) at 3 days, 126 µm (− 6.7%) at 1 month after PDT. The subretinal fluid increased at 3 days follow-up, with complete resolution at 1 month follow-up. The bacillary detachment was also seen only at 3 days follow-up.

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