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Case  1: fundus photograph of optic disk melanocytoma.
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Dilated fundus examination revealed a highly pigmented, brown, papillary lesion with overlying small drusen OS (Figure 1).
Case  1: fundus multicolor montage photograph and SD-OCT of optic disk melanocytoma fine-needle aspiration biopsy site are shown above. (a) Preoperative imaging of tumor: multicolor, infrared, and SD-OCT. (b) Postoperative day 1. Note the hyperreflective triamcinolone acetonide at the vitreoretinal interface with posterior shadowing. (c) Three months after surgery. SD-OCT shows reduction in tumor volume and no vitreoretinal interface defect.
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Postoperative follow-up included multicolor fundus photography and SD-OCT (Heidelberg) of the tumor and biopsy incision site (Figure 2).
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Optic disk photograph and multicolor showing a deeply pigmented lesion in the optic nerve head with adjacent choroid and retinal involvement.
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Dilated fundus examination OD revealed a deeply pigmented lesion in the optic nerve head with adjacent choroid and retinal involvement (Figure 3).
Thickness maps before and after surgery.
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SD-OCT thickness maps (Figure 4) show mild reduction of tumor volume after treatment.
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Fundus photograph at initial presentation upon examination.
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Fundus dilation revealed a choroidal papillary and peripapillary pigmented mass with associated subretinal fluid (Figure 5).
Fundus photograph after 6 months.
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Enucleation was performed due to growth and malignant transformation (Figure 6).