Multimodal Imaging in Gyrate Atrophy: Diagnostic Insights from Fundus Photography and Autofluorescence

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A 22-year-old male experienced progressive night vision loss and visual field constriction over several years, indicating severe symptoms of gyrate atrophy.
The case highlights the use of multimodal imaging, specifically fundus photography and autofluorescence, crucial for diagnosing gyrate atrophy.
A hereditary pattern of symptoms was suggested due to the presence of similar issues in the patient's sister, emphasizing genetic factors in the diagnosis.
Diagnosis of gyrate atrophy may enable earlier interventions, but further studies are needed to validate imaging techniques in similar cases.

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Case report highlights diagnostic value of multimodal imaging in a young male with hereditary visual impairment.

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Vaishali et al. (2025) studied this question.

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