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Orthopantomography. Odontogenic cysts (arrows).
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The patient presented multiple odontogenic cysts (Figure 1) and scoliosis, and she had been previously studied in Neuropediatrics because of macrocephaly.
(a) Color retinography of the right eye and (b) reed free image at initial presentation. An elevated macular lesion, slightly pigmented, with vascular tortuosity and associated epiretinal membrane, is observed. (c) Retinography of the right eye and (d) reed free image 18 months after follow-up, showing resolution of the traction caused by the epiretinal membrane, reduction of vascular tortuosity, and retinal folds.
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(a, b, and c) OCT at initial presentation and (d) 18 months after follow-up. (e, f, g, and h) Fundus photography corresponding to each OCT. (a, b, and c): The lession reveals disorganization of normal retinal layers, with hyperrfletive surface and hyporreflective shadowing. White arrows: full thickness retinal folds with superficial and deep retinal distortion. Yellow arrows: peaks in the inner retina correspondig to the traction caused by the epiretinal membrane. (d): OCT 18 months after follow-up, showing relief of the macular traction and reduction of macular thickness. Retinal layers can be identified. Red arrow: outer nuclear layer.
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Fluorescein angiography of the right eye, prior to spontaneous resolution. Severe vascular tortuosity with mild leakage after three minutes of fluorescein injection.
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