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A 43y old male patient complains that some months ago he started to be disturbed from bright light and see bright objects as stars in colors. Native image shows nothing but on FAF image there is paramacular pigment epithelial deformation. Any opinions? Apart of supplements can anyone propose some other therapy of prevention?

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