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Fundus image of the right eye showing diffuse edema and hyperemia of the optic disc and choroiditis
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F1
Fundus examination of the right eye showed a clear vitreous cavity with an edematous hyperemic optic disc along with multiple hypopigmented patches scattered throughout the posterior pole, suggestive of choroiditis [Figure 1].
Late phase of the fluorescein angiography showing disc staining and areas of hyperfluorescence with staining corresponding to the areas of choroidal involvement
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F2
Fundus fluorescein angiography (FFA) showed hypofluorescent areas in the early phase which corresponded to the hypopigmented lesions seen clinically, which increased in intensity in the late phase along with disc staining [Figure 2].
Complete resolution of the disc edema and choroiditis with oral steroid after 5 weeks
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F3
At her follow-up at 5 weeks, the right eye fundus lesions resolved and the vision improved to 20/20 [Figure 3].