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At presentation. Posterior pole of the left eye showing a cloudy elevation of the macula (arrow, top left), pinpoint subretinal dye leakage on fluorescein angiography temporal to the fovea (top right), subretinal fluid on SD-OCT imaging (star, bottom left), and choroidal (arrow) and scleral (arrowhead) thickening on B-scan ultrasonography of the temporal macular region (bottom right).
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F1
SD-OCT documented a serous macular detachment (Fig. 1). A B-scan documented posterior focal thickening of the choroid and sclera temporal to the macula (Fig. 1).
Two weeks after oral corticosteroid intake. Minimal subretinal fluid on funduscopy (top left), fluorescein angiography (top right), and SD-OCT linear scans (bottom).
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Two weeks later, visual acuity had improved to 20/25 (6/7.5) with near resolution of the dye leakage and subretinal fluid on fluorescein angiography (Fig. 2).
Six weeks after the tapered regimen of oral corticosteroids. Normalization of the fundus on a photograph (top right) and a fundus autofluorescence image (top left). Complete resolution of the subretinal fluid and choroidal thickening (9-mm OCT scan, bottom).
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Six weeks after initiation of therapy, there was complete restoration of the posterior pole anatomy back to normal (Fig. 3).