Figure 3

Retinal vasculitis. (a) The fundus photo of the left eye of a patient with retinal vasculitis which looks essentially normal with hazy media. However, her fluorescein angiography demonstrated areas of perivascular leak in midperiphery and periphery (e). (b) Conventional OCT scan shows presence of abundant vitreous cells. The outer border of the choroid is not visible. (c) EDI scan allows good visibility of both the inner and outer choroidal borders, but the posterior vitreous shows no cells. However, the (d) CDI scan shows both the presence of vitreous cells with good choroidal visibility.