Fig. 2From: Retinal optical coherence tomography manifestations of intraocular lymphomaOCT of the left eye. a April 2011: normal appearing retinal layers accompanying a visual acuity (VA) of 20/20. There was a layer of hyperreflective material superficial to the nerve fiber layer and nasal to the fovea. It most likely represented epiretinal membrane and remained unchanged throughout the visits (arrowheads). b May 2011: The patient’s VA decreased to 20/250 with an OCT showing the presence of a moderately hyperreflective material within the outer retina (arrows). Of note, there was increased irregularity in the RPE; the IS/OS junction and the ELM could no longer be visualized. The outer nuclear layer and outer plexiform layer appeared to be involved as well (encircled). c July 2011: In addition to the intraretinal hyperreflective material noted 2 months earlier, the OCT showed newly developed pigment epithelial elevations accompanied by heterogeneous, hyperreflective sub-RPE deposits (arrows). We used Spectralis HRA+OCT™ with the Automated TruTrak™ functionality, which allowed automated real-time, point-to-point registration of images taken at different time points. Therefore, the three scans presented in this figure were referenced and represented the same section of the retinaBack to article page