Did you find all 4 abnormalities?
This patient had: cotton-wool spots, hemorrhages, retinal fibrosis/gliosis and NVE. Their floaters were from proliferative retinopathy (they have diabetes). This case is #3 from our 100+ cases Atlas. The altas was designed to teach must-know clinical pearls to eye doctors.
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