PMC9375726_01
The fundus photographs of the patients shows chorioretinitis and uveitis. (A) Case 1: Chronic granulomatous posterior uveitis with photophobia, chorioretinitis, blurred vision, and posterior pole granular was noted. (B) Case 2: An acute non-granulomatous posterior and intermediate uveitis and chorioretinitis was observed. (C) Case 3: Chronic non-granulomatous panovitis with retinal inflammation. (D) Case 4: View of a white mass in the temporal lower retina
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F1
The patient had bilateral cataract and bullous retinal detachment and fundoscopic examination of the right eye showed a white mass in the temporal lower peripheral retina (Fig. 1D).
PMC9375726_02
The fundus photographs of the patients shows chorioretinitis and uveitis. (A) Case 1: Chronic granulomatous posterior uveitis with photophobia, chorioretinitis, blurred vision, and posterior pole granular was noted. (B) Case 2: An acute non-granulomatous posterior and intermediate uveitis and chorioretinitis was observed. (C) Case 3: Chronic non-granulomatous panovitis with retinal inflammation. (D) Case 4: View of a white mass in the temporal lower retina
IJPA-17-118-g001.jpg
PMC9375726_04_IJPA-17-118-g001.jpg
F1
The patient had bilateral cataract and bullous retinal detachment and fundoscopic examination of the right eye showed a white mass in the temporal lower peripheral retina (Fig. 1D).
PMC9375726_03
The fundus photographs of the patients shows chorioretinitis and uveitis. (A) Case 1: Chronic granulomatous posterior uveitis with photophobia, chorioretinitis, blurred vision, and posterior pole granular was noted. (B) Case 2: An acute non-granulomatous posterior and intermediate uveitis and chorioretinitis was observed. (C) Case 3: Chronic non-granulomatous panovitis with retinal inflammation. (D) Case 4: View of a white mass in the temporal lower retina
IJPA-17-118-g001.jpg
PMC9375726_04_IJPA-17-118-g001.jpg
F1
The patient had bilateral cataract and bullous retinal detachment and fundoscopic examination of the right eye showed a white mass in the temporal lower peripheral retina (Fig. 1D).
PMC9375726_04
The fundus photographs of the patients shows chorioretinitis and uveitis. (A) Case 1: Chronic granulomatous posterior uveitis with photophobia, chorioretinitis, blurred vision, and posterior pole granular was noted. (B) Case 2: An acute non-granulomatous posterior and intermediate uveitis and chorioretinitis was observed. (C) Case 3: Chronic non-granulomatous panovitis with retinal inflammation. (D) Case 4: View of a white mass in the temporal lower retina
IJPA-17-118-g001.jpg
PMC9375726_04_IJPA-17-118-g001.jpg
F1
The patient had bilateral cataract and bullous retinal detachment and fundoscopic examination of the right eye showed a white mass in the temporal lower peripheral retina (Fig. 1D).