Figure 4 Fundus and optical coherence tomography(OCT) findings at the final follow-up visit. (A) Color fundus photograph at the final follow-up visit shows a normal-appearing optic disc and residual gray-green subfoveal scarring/pigmentary change related to neovascular age-related macular degeneration. No new retinal hemorrhage or hard exudates are present, indicating no recurrence of exudative activity. (B) Horizontal macular OCT scan shows a dry macula with mild subfoveal scarring and preserved foveal contour. (C) Vertical OCT scan confirms the same finding, with no residual fluid or cystic change, indicating stable disease. (D) Ganglion cell–inner plexiform layer thickness map demonstrates values within the normal range across all sectors, with no thinning suggestive of glaucomatous structural damage.