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Fig 1.

Patient example with CRVO.

Fundus photography of the right eye with intraretinal hemorrhages (a). FA 34 s after dye injection showing blockage of retinal and choroidal fluorescence by intraretinal hemorrhages (b). Structural OCT reveals no cystoid macular edema (c).

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Fig 2.

Prepared OCTA and FA images for evaluation of FAZ.

Same patient as shown in Fig 1. OCTA SCL with red bordered FAZ (a). Segmentation is displayed below (b). OCTA DCL with red bordered FAZ (c) with corresponding segmentation in (d). FA with red bordered FAZ (e).

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Table 1.

Patient demographics.

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Fig 3.

FAZ: Bland-Altman-Plot for the agreement of FA and OCTA SCL for all patients.

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Fig 4.

FAZ: Bland-Altman-Plot for the agreement of FA and OCTA DCL for all patients.

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Fig 5.

FAZ: Bland-Altman-Plot for the agreement of FA and OCTA SCL in patients without ME.

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Fig 6.

FAZ: Bland-Altman-Plot for the agreement of FA and OCTA DCL in patients without ME.

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Fig 7.

FAZ: Bland-Altman-Plot for the agreement of FA and OCTA SCL in patients with ME.

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Fig 8.

FAZ: Bland-Altman-Plot for the agreement of FA and OCTA DCL in patients with ME.

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Table 2.

FAZ in FA and OCTA (SCL and DCL) for all patients and the subgroups CRVO/BRVO, with and without ME, is shown in the left column (mean values).

The middle column reflects the mean difference between FA and OCTA (SCL and DCL). Limit of agreement between FA and OCTA (SCL and DCL) is shown in the right column.

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