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Reticular pseudodrusen: a tale of two species?
1The Mayo Clinic, Department of Ophthalmology, Rochester, MN 55905, USA.
Introduction:
The anatomic localization of reticular pseudodrusen (RPD) has been an important area of research study.
Methods:
A multimodal imaging analysis was conducted of two patients who were classified as having presumed RPD.
Results:
Analysis of case 1 lends credence to original histopathologic evidence suggesting a choroidal origin of RPD, and analysis of case 2 supports RPD as originating above the RPE.
Conclusion:
This case series demonstrates that RPD may represent a compilation of diseases rather than one distinct clinical entity.
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