NON-EXUDATIVE INTRARETINAL FLUID IN INTERMEDIATE AGE-RELATED MACULAR DEGENERATION.
Andrea ServilloCem KesimRiccardo SacconiMarco BattistVittorio CapuanoSerena FragiottaLea QuerquesMariacristina ParravanoEric H SouiedFrancesco BandelloFrancesca AmorosoPublished in: Retina (Philadelphia, Pa.) (2024)
Non-exudative intraretinal fluid in intermediate AMD is a novel, distinctive feature that is characterized by the presence of IRF with no evidence of MNV. We described different phenotypes of IRF in iAMD. The definite diagnosis of this condition requires further studies with thorough application of multimodal imaging.