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A 74-year-old woman presented with a six-month history of ocular sarcoidosis. Fundus examination of the right eye was unremarkable (A). On spectral-domain OCT and 3x3 mm macular cube OCT angiography conducted in the right eye, however, granulomatous-like lesions were evident in the deeper retinal plexus (B, C: yellow arrow), but not in the superficial plexus (D). After systemic corticosteroid treatment, these lesions were resolved completely (E).
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Fundus examination of the right eye was unremarkable (Figure 1A). En face OCT angiography demonstrated small round areas of hyperreflectivity in the deeper capillary plexus of the right eye, likely to be granuloma lesions (Figure 1B and C). However, the superficial capillary plexus appeared to be within normal limits (Figure 1D). OCT angiography of the affected right eye at 2 months follow-up after systemic corticosteroid treatment demonstrated resolution of these lesions (Figure 1E), and BCVA was 20/20 in the right eye.