52 year old white male with sudden central visual loss OD. H | Figure 1

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52 year old white male with sudden central visual loss OD. History of hypertension and #Hypercholesterolemia. Vision 20/400 right eye, 20/40 left eye. Negative APD and visual fields full and normal. What type of central #Retinal-vein-occlusion is seen here and what would be a reasonable plan of treatment for this patient?

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