PMC5655978_01
(a, d, g) Fundus photographs of case 1, case 2 and case 3 respectively, showing presumed congenital simple RPE hamartoma close to fovea without any hemorrhage or exudation in the surrounding retina. (b, e, h) EDI-OCT images showing hyperreflective surface of the lesion with total abrupt optical shadowing of the deeper layers. Choroidal thickness is normal. (c, f, i) FAF imaging showing marked, uniform hypoautofluorescence of the lesions with isoautofluorescent perimeter.
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F1
Fundus examination OS revealed a jet black hamartoma similar to case 1 in both patients: close to the fovea nasally in case 2 and temporal to it in case 3 (Figure 1d,g (Fig. 1)). Topcon medical systems, Tokyo, Japan) findings in these cases were similar to the case 1 (Figure 1e-f,h-i (Fig. 1)). The choroidal thickness around the hamartoma was unremarkable in both patients (243 microm in case 2 and 238 microm in case 3).
(a) Fundus montage of case 1 showing the IOFB obscured by surrounding exudates in the inferior periphery. (b) Metallic IOFB following removal by pars plana vitrectomy.
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F2
In addition, there was an intraocular foreign body (IOFB) in the vitreous cavity (inferonasal quadrant) obscured by surrounding exudates (Figure 2a (Fig. 2)). OD (Figure 2b (Fig. 2)). On his last follow-up visit at three months, his BCVA was maintained at 20/30 with attached retina.
PMC5655978_02
(a, d, g) Fundus photographs of case 1, case 2 and case 3 respectively, showing presumed congenital simple RPE hamartoma close to fovea without any hemorrhage or exudation in the surrounding retina. (b, e, h) EDI-OCT images showing hyperreflective surface of the lesion with total abrupt optical shadowing of the deeper layers. Choroidal thickness is normal. (c, f, i) FAF imaging showing marked, uniform hypoautofluorescence of the lesions with isoautofluorescent perimeter.
OC-07-27-g-001.jpg
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F1
Fundus examination OS revealed a jet black hamartoma similar to case 1 in both patients: close to the fovea nasally in case 2 and temporal to it in case 3 (Figure 1d,g (Fig. 1)). Topcon medical systems, Tokyo, Japan) findings in these cases were similar to the case 1 (Figure 1e-f,h-i (Fig. 1)). The choroidal thickness around the hamartoma was unremarkable in both patients (243 microm in case 2 and 238 microm in case 3).