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Figure legends
Figure 1. Multi-modal imaging of the RE. A. Color fundus photography: optic disc swelling and macular hemorrhage.B. Retinal nerve fiber layer OCT: papillary edema. C: Enhanced depth imaging OCT: increased choroidal thickness. D: Fluorescein angiography: Arteriovenous phase: No evidence of areas of ischemia or peripheral vasculitis. E:Indocyanine green angiography: Early-phase: wedge-shaped hypocyanescent areas indicative of choroidal ischemia.
Figure 2. Multi-modal imaging of the LE. A. Color fundus photography: optic disc swelling B.Retinal nerve fiber layer OCT: papillary edema.C: Enhanced depth imaging OCT: increased choroidal thickness. D: Fluorescein angiography: Arteriovenous phase: No evidence of areas of ischemia or peripheral vasculitis. E:Indocyanine green angiography: Early-phase: patchy hypocyanescent areas indicative of choroidal ischemia.