GR/BR – haemorrhage/microvascular change and retinal cysts.
What additional tests would you consider?
Monochromatic fundus imaging can be useful to assess the extent of retinal oedema, haemorrhage and microvascular change.
IR – retinal oedema
GR/BR – haemorrhage/microvascular change and retinal cysts
Additional tests performed in hospital might include fluorescein angiography to assess the extent of non-perfusion, presence of neovascularization and disruption to the foveal arcade.
Fluorescein angiography shows delayed venous filling, mild non-perfusion and dilated capillaries, and disc, macular and nerve fibre layer oedema.
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