~Asymptomatic 50 yo CF with diabetes x 20 yrs, good control | Figure 1

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~Asymptomatic 50 yo CF with diabetes x 20 yrs, good control (hba1c 6.0), h/o stroke ~14 years ago causing left arm paralysis and speech difficulty, no visual impact OD, OS. No retinopathy OD, and very mild NPDR OS (2 MA's). OD iris normal; this finding is the pt's left eye only. 1st image colorized to increase contrast. 2nd image shows extent abnormality: AV malformation of iris.

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