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Uveitis and white dot syndromes

APMPPE

1:326 visual cues2 clinical photos

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Each number marks an object in the image and the finding it stands for.

  1. AM + peeAcute posterior multifocal placoid pigment epitheliopathy
  2. PuddlesLarger placoid lesions
  3. Man + womanMale:female = 1:1
  4. SuppliesViral prodrome precedes onset
  5. LightningCerebral vasculitis
  6. Dark to brightFA: early blocking; late staining
  7. ReviewEvery marker, in order

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  1. Tatyana R Beketova, Kiersten Snyder, Alicia Jiang, Robert G. Josephberg (2023). Acute Posterior Multifocal Placoid Pigment Epitheliopathy With Associated Papillitis. Figure 1A.

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    Exact rectangular crop [0, 0, 354, 220] from the 750 × 952 publisher original (Figure 1A), preserving decoded RGB pixels. The authors' own arrows and markings are kept; no other changes, retouching, enhancement or upscaling.

  2. Xerri Olivia, Salah Sawsen, Monnet Dominique, Brézin Antoine P. Untreated Acute Posterior Multifocal Placoid Pigment Epitheliopathy (APMPPE): a case series. Figure 1, angiography crop.

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    Exact RGB rectangular crop [0, 158, 236, 480] from original 472 × 572 image; no enlargement, retouching, new arrows, color adjustment or generative processing. Original markings within crop preserved.