Figures & data
Figure 1. Fundus of left eye during vitrectomy. During vitreous surgery, a yellowish white retinal exudative lesion involving the posterior pole and whitening inside vascular arcades are observed, both of which are atypical findings of PDR. Proliferative membrane was around the disc.
![Figure 1. Fundus of left eye during vitrectomy. During vitreous surgery, a yellowish white retinal exudative lesion involving the posterior pole and whitening inside vascular arcades are observed, both of which are atypical findings of PDR. Proliferative membrane was around the disc.](/cms/asset/755b3189-e147-4e0f-95b0-1086ecfd7302/ioii_a_762983_f0001_b.jpg)
Figure 2. Fundus of left eye after treatment. (A) Macular color photograph and (B) macular fluorescein angiography. Ganciclovir therapy (600 mg/day) for 3 weeks achieved successful remission of the retinal lesion, but visual acuity of the left eye did not improve since macular atrophy had already progressed.
![Figure 2. Fundus of left eye after treatment. (A) Macular color photograph and (B) macular fluorescein angiography. Ganciclovir therapy (600 mg/day) for 3 weeks achieved successful remission of the retinal lesion, but visual acuity of the left eye did not improve since macular atrophy had already progressed.](/cms/asset/d3669046-ad48-487c-bdf1-2d535c9b0a29/ioii_a_762983_f0002_b.jpg)