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FFA was done which showed pooling of dye around the lesion in the posterior pole.

Fundus flourescein angiography revealed early blocked fluorescence in the lesion, network of retinal vessels forming retinal angiomatosis proliferans (RAP) lesions with late pooling of dye.

FFA showed diffuse hyperfluorescence in the early phase (Figures 2 and 3) and pooling of dye in the late phase (Figure 4).

Conventionally, ICGA and FA are useful in detecting characteristic abnormalities such as early choroidal stromal hyperfluorescence, hypofluorescent dark dots and early pinpoint hyperfluorescence with late pooling of dye in VKH, and choroidal hyperfluorescence and focal leaks with a smokestack or inkblot pattern in CSC [10 12].

Fundus fluorescein angiography showed few areas of pinpoint hyperfluorescence in the early phase with leakage in the late phase, leakage from the optic disc and vascular staining and pooling of dye in areas of exudative detachment in the late phases in the left eye.

Fundus fluorescein angiography showed few areas of pinpoint hyperfluorescence in the early phase with leakage in the late phase, leakage from the optic disc and vascular staining and pooling of dye in areas of exudative detachment in the late phases in the left eye (Fig. 1d).

The late phase FA (c) shows expanding dot sign with pooling of the dye.

However, a subtraction of fluorescein signals from ICGA images have failed because of intensive subretinal pooling of fluorescein dye.

In the late frame (d), there is progressive hyperfluorescence with pooling of the dye on FA and persistence of hypocyanescent lesions on ICGA suggestive of choriocapillaris ischemia.

Although a subtraction of FA images from the ICGA images had failed because of intensive hyperfluorescent signals related to subretinal pooling of fluorescein dye, we could recognize the decreased densities using binarization of wide-field ICGA in the acute phase and those recoveries after the therapy in both posterior and peripheral lesions.

FA and indocyanine green angiography (ICG) were performed and showed a large area of hypofluorescence due to the masking effect, associated with pooling and mild leakage of dye in the late phase of the angiogram (Fig.  3).