Chorioretinal White Dot Lesions in Eyes With Multifocal Choroiditis and Tilted Disk Syndrome With Inferior Staphyloma

Astroz, Polina; Mrejen, Sarah; Souied, Eric H.; Jung, Camille; Cohen, Salomon Y.

doi:10.1097/iae.0000000000001135

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“…Fluorescein angiograms immediately after solar injuries are usually normal, but focal RPE defects may stain in more severe cases [136,155,156]. Autofluorescence imaging may be normal, but foveolar hyperautofluorescence from RPE damage may be present shortly after an injury [138, [137,[160][161][162] due to damaged but still functioning RPE, similar to autofluorescence patterns seen in chorioretinal dystrophies [163,164] and inflammation [165,166].…”

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Clinical Photic Retinopathy: Mechanisms, Manifestations, and Misperceptions

Mainster¹,

Ajlan²

2020

Albert and Jakobiec's Principles and Practice of Ophthalmology

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This chapter presents an analysis of photic retinopathy's mechanisms, manifestations, and misperceptions. Photic retinopathy is also known as retinal phototoxicity. It causes acute retinal damage in solar or welder's maculopathy and in operating microscope or endoilluminator injury. Retinal phototoxicity occurs when intraretinal photochemical reactions from intense light exposure transiently overwhelm retinal defensive and repair systems. Experimental studies in primates and

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