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A 62-year-old man presents with decreased vision in his right eye and on examination you find the above.

When should you consider ordering a fluorescein angiogram or OCT in such a patient to determine treatment options?

a. immediately after the occlusive event b. within 1 week after the occlusive event c. usually after 8 weeks and if clinical findings indicate d.  never -- the findings from these studies will not affect the management of this patient

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