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Uveitis and white dot syndromes

Multiple evanescent white dot syndrome

MEWDS

1:4810 visual cues2 clinical photos

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  1. CatMultiple evanescent white dot syndrome
  2. One eye openUnilateral involvement
  3. FlashlightAfferent pupillary defect
  4. WreathPerifoveal wreath-like distribution
  5. TissuesViral illness precedes ocular symptoms
  6. Blind spotEnlarged blind spot
  7. CalendarSpontaneous resolution in days to weeks
  8. Grainy rugSubfoveal pigment granularity upon resolution
  9. Wall wreathFA: early hyperfluorescence; late staining
  10. OCTOuter-segment disruption on OCT
  11. ReviewEvery marker, in order

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  1. Ting Michael, Hsueh Jessica, Noori Jila. Multiple evanescent white dot syndrome associated with COVID-19 infection: a case report. Figure 1, wreath crop.

    CC BY 4.0Article

    Exact RGB rectangular crop [772, 0, 1593, 643] from original 1593 × 1347 image; no enlargement, retouching, new arrows, color adjustment or generative processing. Original markings within crop preserved.

  2. Ting Michael, Hsueh Jessica, Noori Jila. Multiple evanescent white dot syndrome associated with COVID-19 infection: a case report. Figure 1, outer-segments crop.

    CC BY 4.0Article

    Exact RGB rectangular crop [0, 643, 1593, 1347] from original 1593 × 1347 image; no enlargement, retouching, new arrows, color adjustment or generative processing. Original markings within crop preserved.