Fundus photographs showing pale discs and retinal vessel attenuation.

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Fundus photographs showing pale discs and retinal vessel attenuation. Fundus photographs showing pale discs and retinal vessel attenuation. The patient’s fundus appearance was unremarkable in the early stages; the changes seen here were seen from 1 month postoverdose and are secondary to the widespread quinine-induced retinal toxicity. These photographs were taken at 6 months, at which point there had been some recovery of the visual function but no further change to the funduscopic appearance. Hildegard Nikki Hall, and Andrew J Tatham Pract Neurol 2017;17:469-471 ©2017 by BMJ Publishing Group Ltd