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Biomicroscopy of the left eye showed a very small hypopyon, small, inferior, keratic precipitates, anterior chamber cells 4+, vitreous cells 3+, and a dense white mass was visible in the vitreous cavity along with organized vitreous hemorrhage.
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In LE biomicroscopy, she presented with a very small hypopyon, small, inferior, keratic precipitates, anterior chamber cells 4+, vitreous cells 3+, and a dense white mass was visible in the vitreous cavity along with organized vitreous hemorrhage (Figure 1 (Fig. 1)).
B-scan ultrasound of the left eye showing a multilobulated vitreous mass occupying practically the entire ocular globe with associated superior choroidal detachment
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B-scan ultrasound showed a multilobulated vitreous mass occupying practically the entire ocular globe with associated superior choroidal detachment (Figure 2 (Fig. 2)).
Orbital and cranial MRI revealed an intraocular mass with gadolinium enhancement and lacrimal gland enlargement. No signs of CNS metastasis were found.
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An orbital and cranial MRI revealed an intraocular mass with gadolinium enhancement and lacrimal gland enlargement (Figure 3 (Fig. 3)). 