Severe fundus lesions induced by ocular jellyfish stings: A case report

Figure 1 The boy’s ocular examination results at presentation. A: The conjunctiva was 1+ injected in the right eye; B: Fundus images showed optic disc pallor, retinal vascular occlusion, pigmentation of the retina and a gray-white lesion (scar) in the right eye; C: Optical coherence tomography B-scans passing through the gray-white lesion showed an elevated lesion, and thinning of the whole retinal layer; D: Optical coherence tomography B-scans passing through the optic disk demonstrated a severely reduced peripapillary retinal nerve fiber layer; E: Fundus fluorescein angiography in the early phase; and F: Fundus fluorescein angiography in the late phase.

Figure 2 The girl’s ocular examination results. A: The anterior segment was normal except for a relative afferent pupil defect, and the dilated pupil was drug-induced; B: Color fundus photographs showed a pale optic disc, retinal vascular occlusion and pigmentation in the peripheral retina; C and D: Optical coherence tomography images confirmed diffuse thinning of the whole retinal layer.