Figure 1

Fundus examination of central retinal artery occlusion in sickle cell disease. CFP (colored fundus photograph) at initial assessment (a) shows central retinal artery occlusion with pale, thickened retinal infarction, a dot hemorrhage inferotemporal to the fovea, and cherry red spot in the left eye. The early-phase of fluorescein angiography (b) the delay in arteriovenous transit time at 21 seconds and ischemia in the macula was discernible. CFP at his six-month visit showing the disappearance of whitening and cherry-red spot (c).