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Swept-source OCT B-scan. This averaged picture at the fovea reveals disorganization of the outer retinal layers above the nevus as well as subretinal fluid. The borders of the nevus can be precisely delineated.
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OCT B-scans showed subretinal fluid over a choroidal nevus distending into the retina (Fig. 1). OCT angiography captured a well-defined CNV emanating from the nevus and bulging towards the neurosensory retina (Fig. 2).
OCT angiography. Clinical examination and B-scan OCT cannot rule out the presence of a CNV. OCT angiography demonstrates a vascular lesion characterized by branching capillaries anastomosing into larger vessels and surrounded by a hypointense halo.
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OCT B-scans showed subretinal fluid over a choroidal nevus distending into the retina (Fig. 1). OCT angiography captured a well-defined CNV emanating from the nevus and bulging towards the neurosensory retina (Fig. 2).
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Fluorescein angiography reveals a classic CNV within the nevus.
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