The optical coherence tomography (OCT) and the fundus autofluorescence (FAF) techniques are most often used when diagnosing a genetic variation of retinitis.  OCT may be used to acquire in situ retinal<unk>  for diagnosis of ocular diseases. FAF<unk>  is a non-invasive technique, dependent on the presence of lipofuscin pigments (lipofuscin is a by-product of lysosomes during the normal process of photoreceptor degradation.)
Retinitis imaging findings
Retinitis laboratory findings
Retinitis classification
Acute retinal necrosis laboratory findings
Papilledema physical examination
Acute retinal necrosis physical examination
Athlete's foot laboratory findings
Cryoglobulinemia laboratory findings