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(A) Racemose dilatation of conjunctival blood vessels and note cosmetic contact lens in position. (B) USG picture showing mass lesion in inferior and infero-temporal quadrant
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Examination revealed secondary closed angle glaucoma, optic atrophy and retinal angioma with subsequent development of bullous keratopathy and racemose dilatation of the conjunctival blood vessels [Fig. 1] in the right eye. Ultrasound picture showed mass lesion arising from the posterior pole and extending in different directions with variability, mostly in the inferior and infero-temporal quadrant covering disc and macula [Fig. 1].
Growing endophytic retinal hemangioblastoma after repeated cryo and laser photocoagualation
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One week after PDT showing regression of the retinal hemangioblastoma. Four other small regressed hemangioblastoma are also seen
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Tumor regression was noted by the end of the first week, which continued, and by the end of 12 weeks the lesion became flat and fibrotic with surrounding dilated capillaries [Fig. 3].
Completely regressed and scarred hemangioblastoma after six months
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Six months later the lesion became completely fibrosed [Fig. 4].