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At the time of presentation, UC was quiescent, but new blood tests revealed concomitant high values of homocysteinemia requiring oral vitamin B12 and folate supplementation. Two months later PAMM lesions had disappeared on OCT B-scans and a retinal thinning at the level of the inner nuclear layer (INL) was visible. The DCP on OCT-A remained unchanged without any sign of capillary ischemia. Although no definitive evidence directly links UC with PAMM, the latter should be suspected in young patients affected by IBD with coexisting hyper-homocysteinem
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