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TL;DR
Choroidal thickening was observed from the fourth week, followed by declining choroidal capillary density and ultrastructural endothelial damage including mitochondrial swelling and apoptosis by the fifth week.
Frontiers in Physiology · 8 authors, 3 centres
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Choroidal thickening was observed from the fourth week, followed by declining choroidal capillary density and ultrastructural endothelial damage including mitochondrial swelling and apoptosis by the fifth week.
Choroidal thickening was observed from the fourth week, followed by declining choroidal capillary density and ultrastructural endothelial damage including mitochondrial swelling and apoptosis by the fifth week. Western blotting showed decreased expression of blood-retinal barrier proteins Cx43, ZO-1, and occludin.