Figure 3: Normal fundus autofluorescence: uniform grayish signal in the fundus and a marked dark appearance in the optic nerve (absence of RPE) and retinal vessels (absorption of fluorescence by hemoglobin and other blood contents)

Figure 3: Normal fundus autofluorescence: uniform grayish signal in the fundus and a marked dark appearance in the optic nerve (absence of RPE) and retinal vessels (absorption of fluorescence by hemoglobin and other blood contents)

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Figure 3: Normal fundus autofluorescence: uniform grayish signal in the fundus and a marked dark appearance in the optic nerve (absence of RPE) and retinal vessels (absorption of fluorescence by hemoglobin and other blood contents)