Man 80 years old, history of traumatic cataract in right eye | Figure 1

Man 80 years old, history of traumatic cataract in right eye, macular atrophy in left eye caused by RPE pattern dystrophy. Visual acuity 6/10 in right eye, comes complaining of reduced visual acuity in right eye. Any ideas?

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