Figure 3: Fluorescein angiogram showing significantly delayed arterial filling with 60 seconds in the right eye (A) and 52 seconds in the left eye (B) and poor peripheral perfusion. Arteries are attenuated and veins are dilated and non-tortuous in both eyes. The late film (C) shows mild capillary leakage in the right eye at 6 minutes but no macular edema or neovascularization.