Retinal Angiomatous Proliferation (RAP) in a 42-Year-Old Woman with Syphilitic Retinitis

Alexander RouvasAthens University, Ophthalmology Department, ATTIKON Hospital, Athens, GreeceCorrespondence[email protected]

Petros PetrouAthens University, Ophthalmology Department, ATTIKON Hospital, Athens, Greece

Stylianos MaselosOphthalmology Department, Gennimatas Hospital, NHS, Athens, Greece

Maria DouvaliAthens University, Ophthalmology Department, ATTIKON Hospital, Athens, Greece

Ioannis VergadosAthens University, Ophthalmology Department, ATTIKON Hospital, Athens, Greece

Nikolaos MarkomichelakisOphthalmology Department, Gennimatas Hospital, NHS, Athens, Greece

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