A 70-year-old patient came in OPD with a complaint of blurring of vision with positive scotoma in inferior gaze for the past 4 days. Color fundus photograph of the left eye showed Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment with the Macula Off.

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A 47-year-old male came in OPD with a complaint of floaters in the left eye for the past 1 year. Color fundus photograph of the left eye showed large Choroidal Nevus.

A 45-year-old male came in OPD with a complaint of progressively diminishing vision in his left eye over the past few months, which is worsening. Color fundus photograph of the left eye showed Choroidal Melanoma with Exudative Retinal Detachment.

A 53-year-old female came in OPD with a complaint of floaters and diminishing vision in her left eye for the past one month. Color fundus photograph of the left eye revealed Leber’s Miliary Aneurysm.
Leber’s Miliary Aneurysm is a vascular anomaly characterized by vascular telangiectatic lesions and Retina Exudation.
 

A 40-year-old male patient presented with defective vision and floaters in the left eye.
UWF true color images indicate a tuft of new blood vessels near the disc called neovascularization disc (NVD) with multiple hemorrhages all over the fundus and sclerosed blood vessel at the superior and inferior arcade. The Gaze Point feature helped in tracing the sclerosed blood vessels leading to CNP areas outside the arcade in the temporal quadrant.
 

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A 54-year-old male patient presented with defective vision in the right eye and no associated systemic illness was reported.
A single widefield (133°) true color image on the ZEISS CLARUS 700 clearly indicates macular edema with hemorrhage. The Precision Focus feature of ZEISS CLARUS helped to attain high-resolution images even at high magnification showing even the smallest hemorrhage spots. The True Color – Fundus imaging clearly differentiated PED part from the rest of the healthy Retina. Upon further investigation, the Venous Phase of FFA (Fundus Fluorescence Angiography) showed a hyperfluorescent spot that indicates polyp within the fibrovascular PED. (Polyp) is generally seen with the ICGA but the high resolution of ZEISS CLARUS shows POLYPS in the FFA.
 

An 8-year-old male presented with diminished vision in his right eye and eye divergence. A systemic examination, including an MRI, revealed the presence of a medullary hemangioblastoma. True Color fundus images on ZEISS CLARUS clearly indicate the Capillary Hemangioma, present in Infero-temporal quadrant (ITQ) with a large feeder vessel.

A 32-year-old male patient presented with complaints of floaters in both eyes. His systemic history was unremarkable, and no associated illnesses were noted.
Widefield images were taken of the central retina as well as the peripheral retina. Tortuous blood vessels were noted in all quadrants, and a demarcation line called RIDGE separated the vascular retina from the ischemic or avascular retina. The Auto-bright feature helped to maintain effective brightness throughout the angiogram, from early to late frames, for optimum visualization of tortuous vessels with AV communication in the peripheral part of the retina. Peripheral areas could be seen effortlessly and focused with the help of the Precision Focus feature. It helped to show capillary non-perfusion with ridges providing greater details.
 

A 45-year-old male patient was seen with the complaint of a vision defect in both eyes. His systemic history revealed the presence of Diabetes Mellitus for 8 years. A single Widefield image (133 degrees) of ZEISS CLARUS was sufficient to cover the ETDRS 7 Field (an area essential for Diabetic Retinopathy screening and classification). True Color high-resolution images showed multiple Dot and Blot Hemorrhages (DBHs) Cotton Wool Spots (CWS), hard exudates and neovascularization. Areas of non-perfused retina (CNP) could be clearly seen in the peripheral part of the retina, showing neovascularization and CNP areas of the peripheral retina while maintaining resolution and sharpness.

Retinal analysis of a 12-year-old boy with complaint of diminishing vision and nystagmus. True color ultra-widefield fundus imaging helped in detecting Bull’s Eye Maculopathy suggesting Cone Dystrophy. On widefield imaging it appeared like an eye on macula due to nystagmus. Prognosis ranges from benign to total visual loss by late middle age.

Retinal analysis of a 65-year-old male was diagnosed with dislocated IOL. The auto-montage imaging revealed 4 haptic akreos IOL along with capsular bag lying flat in the inferior vitreous cavity. The patient had a prior history of vitrectomy for RD.

Retinal analysis (true color) of a 24-year-old female diagnosed with Subhyaloid Hemorrhage post Valsalva. The Wide Field fundus image (figure 1) allowed the identification of sub hyaloid hemorrhage located at macula. Treatment was performed by YAG hyaloidotomy. Post laser WF imaging (figure 2) shows drainage of blood into the inferior vitreous cavity producing immediate resolution.

Retinal analysis of a 56-year-old male diagnosed with Rhegmatogenous Retinal Detachment. True color auto-montage image (figure 1) shows a retinal detachment with superior giant retinal tear. Treatment was performed by vitreoretinal surgery under ophthalmic surgical liquid. Post-surgery auto-montage image (figure 2) shows attached retina and fresh laser marks.