Clinical Study

Clinical Analysis of 42 Cases of Ocular Ischemic Syndrome

Figure 4

Fundus photography of a 63-year-old female. The retina of the right eye exhibited edema and was pale with punctate hemorrhages (black arrows) and microaneurysms (gray arrows). The retinal arteries became narrow, sliver-like wires, and the veins were dilated without tortuosity. A cherry-red spot (arrowhead) was found at the macula lutea.