Figure 2: a) Case 1: Fluorescein angiography showed early hyperfluorescence (during the first minute) in the left eye compared to the contralateral eye compatible to signs of papillitis. The macular OCT showed cystic changes in the LE at the foveolar level. b) Case 2: Fluorescein Angiography showed congestion at the bilateral papillar level with multiple serous detachments or subretinal fluid during the first minute. The macular OCT showed bilateral serous detachments or bilateral subretinal fluid.