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Table 1 Clinical details of patients with active tubercular serpiginouslike choroiditis along with findings on combined fundus autofluorescence and Spectralis domain optical coherence tomography imaging as the lesions evolved from an acute stage up to healed stage

From: High-resolution spectral domain optical coherence tomography and fundus autofluorescence correlation in tubercular serpiginouslike choroiditis

Patient

Sex

Age

Eye

Initial visual acuity

AS inflammation

Vitreous cells

Type of SLC lesions

TST

QuantiFERON-TB Gold test

FAF of acute lesion

SD-OCT of acute lesion

FAF of healing lesion

SD-OCT of healing lesion

FAF of healed lesion

SD-OCT of healed lesion

Follow-up (months)

Final visual acuity

1

M

20

Right

CF 1 ft

Nil

++

Placoid

Positive

ND

Diffuse, feeble hyperautofluorescent

Fuzzy, hyperreflective areas involving RPE, POST, photoreceptor IS–OS junction, ELM and ONL

Central hyperautofluorescent with hypoautofluorescent border

Irregular, knobbly elevations of outer retinal layers that are indistinct. The ONL appears normal.

Predominantly hypoautofluorescent

Loss of RPE, POST, IS–OS junction, and ELM

5

CF 1 m

2

M

19

Right

6/9

Nil

+

Multifocal

Negative

Positive

3

6/9

   

Left

6/6

Nil

+

Multifocal

   

6/6

3

M

35

Left

6/9

Nil

Nil

Multifocal

Positive

ND

6

6/6

  1. AS anterior segment, SLC serpiginouslike choroiditis, TST tuberculin skin test, M male, CF counting fingers, ND not done, AF autofluorescence, SD-OCT spectral domain optical coherence tomography, RPE retinal pigment epithelium, POST photoreceptor outer segment tips, IS–OS junction inner segment–outer segment junction, ELM external limiting membrane, ONL outer nuclear layer