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A, Fundus photograph of the left eye in case 1 demonstrates multifocal orange-colored choroidal metastases involving the macula; B, B-scan ultrasound of the lesion in 1A appears acoustically echogenic and associated with retinal detachment, and medium to high internal reflectivity on A-scan; C, Fundus photograph of case 2 illustrates a unifocal orange-colored choroidal metastasis; D, B-scan ultrasound of the lesion in 1C appears as a small acoustically echogenic mass with medium to high internal reflectivity on A-scan.
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Funduscopy revealed a single bright orange-colored choroidal mass, 3.2 mm in diameter, superotemporal to the foveola, with exudation at its base extending into the fovea (Fig. 1C).
Fluorescein angiography of the choroidal metastasis in case 1 at 20 seconds (A), 60 seconds (B), and 5 minutes (C). Fluorescein angiography of choroidal metastasis in case 2 at 21 seconds (D), 63 seconds (E), and 5 minutes (F). Fluorescein angiography of a typical circumscribed choroidal hemangioma at 17 seconds (G), 60 seconds (H), 5 minutes (I).
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A, Fundus photograph of the left eye in case 1 demonstrates multifocal orange-colored choroidal metastases involving the macula; B, B-scan ultrasound of the lesion in 1A appears acoustically echogenic and associated with retinal detachment, and medium to high internal reflectivity on A-scan; C, Fundus photograph of case 2 illustrates a unifocal orange-colored choroidal metastasis; D, B-scan ultrasound of the lesion in 1C appears as a small acoustically echogenic mass with medium to high internal reflectivity on A-scan.
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Funduscopy revealed a single bright orange-colored choroidal mass, 3.2 mm in diameter, superotemporal to the foveola, with exudation at its base extending into the fovea (Fig. 1C).
Fluorescein angiography of the choroidal metastasis in case 1 at 20 seconds (A), 60 seconds (B), and 5 minutes (C). Fluorescein angiography of choroidal metastasis in case 2 at 21 seconds (D), 63 seconds (E), and 5 minutes (F). Fluorescein angiography of a typical circumscribed choroidal hemangioma at 17 seconds (G), 60 seconds (H), 5 minutes (I).
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