Summary of clinical findings in all patients
| Case | Sex | Age | Fundi at presentation* | Visual acuity | RAPD | Signs of inflammation | Field defect | Presentingsymptoms | Brief clinical history |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RE, right eye; LE, left eye; CMO, cystoid macular oedema; CNV, choroidal neovascularisation, ERM: epiretinal membrane; PIC, punctate inner choroidopathy. | |||||||||
| *Eyes with negative ERG in bold. | |||||||||
| 1 | F | 58 | RE: Juxtafoveal telangectasia | 6/9 | – | – | RE: small nasal scotoma | LE: metamorphopsia and loss of colour vision | Breast carcinoma and mastectomy 1 year after presentation. Sudden loss of colour vision in RE 6 years later. |
| LE: Juxtafoveal hypertrophic laser scar | 6/12 | – | LE: small nasal scotoma relating to laser scar | ||||||
| 2 | M | 62 | RE: normal | 6/5 | – | – | RE: mild temporal deficit | RE: colour vision loss | History of cutaneous melanoma. |
| LE: normal | 6/5 | – | LE: mild inferior temporal loss | ||||||
| 3 | F | 46 | RE: normal | 6/12 | + | – | RE: Superionasal deficit | RE: intermittent visual loss | |
| LE: normal | 6/9 | – | |||||||
| 4 | M | 33 | RE: small juxtaoveal cyst. | 6/5 | + | – | Chicken pox 7 months prior to symptoms. | ||
| LE: inferior chorioretinal atrophy, attenuated arterioles, venous bleeding, granular fovea. Vitreous cells | 6/60 | LE: vitreous cells | LE: dense central scotoma | LE: sudden visual loss | |||||
| 5 | M | 59 | RE: normal | 6/6 | + | – | |||
| LE: cupped disc | 6/6 | – | LE: Inferior | LE: faded colour vision | |||||
| 6 | M | 40 | RE: pale disc | 6/18 | + | RE: vitreous cells | RE: central+ | LE: visual disturbance | 12 year history of pan-uveitis. 2–3 years after presentation reported colour vision loss RE. 4 years later LE capsulotomy. |
| LE: normal | 6/12 | LE: cells+, flare +, vitreous cells + | LE: central | ||||||
| 7 | F | 30 | RE: CMO, snowballs | 6/9 | – | RE: uveitis and scleritis | RE: Constricted | RE: floaters and reduced vision | RE photopsia 2 years after presentation and RE nyctalopia 5 months later. |
| LE: normal | 6/6 | ||||||||
| 8 | F | 25 | RE: swollen disc multiple foci of atrophy | 6/12 | + | RE: vitritis | RE: enlarged blind spot | RE: sudden visual loss | ` |
| LE: normal | 6/5 | ||||||||
| 9 | F | 42 | RE: punched out scars at posterior pole. | 6/6 | – | – | – | LE: reduced vision | One month after presentation developed photopsia RE. Initially diagnosed with PIC. |
| LE: punched out scars at posterior pole and subfoveal CNV. | 6/60 | – | |||||||
| 10 | M | 31 | RE: swollen disc, chorioretinal scars, CMO | 6/60 | – | RE: vitreous cells | RE: enlarged blind spot | RE: reduced vision | 4 years after presentation had vitreous cells and vessel sheathing bilaterally. RE developed ERM. LE CMO and photopsia. |
| LE: swollen disc, chorioretinal scars. | 6/5 | – | LE: enlarged blind spot | ||||||
| 11 | M | 45 | RE: normal | 6/5 | – | – | – | LE: reduced vision and red desaturation | |
| LE: normal | 6/5 | – | |||||||
| 12 | F | 54 | RE: CMO. Inferior chorioretinal lesions, snowballs, haze | 6/6 | – | RE: cells+ | RE: small central defect | RE: nyctalopia | 10 year history of bilateral intermittent uveitis with 4 month exacerbation RE>LE. |
| LE: chorioretinal lesions and scar related to laser treatment for CNV, snowballs | 6/6 | LE: cells | LE: small defect on left related to laser scar | ||||||