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Active chorioretinitis extending inferotemporally from the optic disc of the left eye.
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A diagnosis of chorioretinitis was made (Figures 1 and 2).
Right eye: normal exam.
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A diagnosis of chorioretinitis was made (Figures 1 and 2).
Chorioretinitis is seen to be regressing.
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At follow-up visit with his ophthalmologist six weeks after starting antifungal therapy, the retinal inflammation had started to regress (Figure 3).
Chorioretinitis has completely regressed, and the patient is developing chorioretinal scarring.
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At his 5 month follow-up visit, there was complete resolution of retinal inflammation with development of scarring (Figure 4).