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	Left eye

A 31-year-old male reports decrease in visual acuity in the left eye during the last two months with significant loss in the last two weeks. Visual acuity with best correction: OD 20/30 and OS 20/200. Refraction is OD -3.00 and OS -3.00. The retinas appear as shown in the pictures. The patient is not aware of any family members having a similar condition.

1.	The retina condition shown here has the following characteristic(s):
	a. breaks in Bruch’s membrane b. angiod streaks c. diffuse irregular pigmentation (“peau-de-orange”) d. choroidal neovascularization e. all of the above
2.	This retinal condition can be associated with:
	a. pseudoxanthoma elasticum b. Stargardt’s disease c. Best’s disease d. neurofibromatosis 3 e. none of the above
3.	Treatment for this condition includes:
	a. anti-VEGF b. photocoagulation c. vitrectomy d. scleral buckling e. (a) and (b)

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