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Branch Retinal Artery Occlusion

60-year-old man with an embolic BRAO. There was typical retinal whitening on clinical examination. The OCT demonstrates the area of the occlusion with an abrupt transition from the normal to abnormal retina. While not always required, the OCT can prove to be nearly pathognomonic in challenging cases.

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