Table 3 Characteristics of fundus photography and fundus autofluorescence for all 13 patients with npAIR
From: Non-paraneoplastic autoimmune retinopathy: multimodal testing characteristics of 13 cases
Patient | Affected eye | Fundus photography | FAF |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | OU | Normal OU | Not done |
2 | OS | Optic nerve head pallor, attenuated vessels, RPE mottling, bone spicule-like pigment patches | Not done |
3 | OS | Small area of altered pigment at 2 o’clock superior and temporal to the optic nerve | Hyperautofluorescence surrounding the optic nerve and macula with normal autofluorescence inside of the ring |
4 | OU | Mild optic nerve head pallor, attenuated vessels, RPE mottling in mid-periphery OU | Not done |
5 | OU | Mild pigmentary change surrounding a few drusen in mid-periphery OU | Not done |
6 | OD | Mildly attenuated retinal vessels | Not done |
7 | OS | Normal | Normal |
8 | OS | Attenuated vessels, scattered RPE changes | Perivascular stippled hypoautofluorescence |
9 | OU | Diffuse atrophy of RPE, RPE mottling in the macula | Normal OD, peripapillary area hypoautofluorescence OS |
10 | OS | Mild optic nerve head pallor, attenuated vessels, scattered RPE changes | Diffuse hyperautofluorescence posterior pole extending from the macula around the arcades and optic nerve |
11 | OD | Normal | Hyperautofluorescence around the optic nerve and macula |
12 | OD | Bone spicules, rare anterior vitreous cells | Hyperautofluorescence surrounding the macula with normal autofluorescence inside the ring, speckled hypoautofluorescence superior, nasal, and inferior to the optic nerve |
13 | OU | Central atrophy of the RPE, optic nerve head pallor OU | Macular hypoautofluorescence OU with slight hyperautofluorescence speckled in posterior pole |