Fig. 2
From: Retinal vein occlusion with cerebral infarction in a preterm neonate: a case report
RetCam fundus photograph. Eight days after birth (A&B). Bilateral macular oedema (ME) in right (A) and left (B) eyes (arrow). B The left fundus photo shows inferior retinal haemorrhages (RHs) and tortuous dilated veins with proximal stenosis (arrowhead) in the location of the optic disc rim. C Increased RHs with submacular haemorrhage (dotted arrow) in the left eye at 15 days after birth. Note that the inferior retinal vein became stenotic in comparison with the corresponding superior vessel. D Most RHs resolved in the left eye at 22 days. Fifty-one days after birth (E&F). ME in right (E) and left (F) eyes, and all RHs had resolved in the left eye (F)