In our case series, AF imaging demonstrated a higher level of sensitivity when compared with conventional fundus photography and is less invasive than FA for the detection of BLD. Fundus AF, therefore, is valuable for diagnosing and following BLD, particularly since these patients are at risk for development of pseudovitelliform detachment which may simulate CNV.
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