Figure 1
From: Keratoconus associated with choroidal neovascularization: a case report
Fundus photography (A, B), fluorescein angiography (C, D), optical coherence tomography (E, F) of both eyes. Submacular hemorrhages are shown in both eyes (A, B). Fluorescein angiography revealed blocked fluorescence in the maculae of both eyes due to subretinal hemorrhages (C, D) with focal leakage at the level of retinal pigment epithelium in the right eye (C). Optical coherence tomography revealed multiple interruptions in Bruch's membrane with subretinal elevation in both eyes (E, F).