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Funduscopic appearance of the lesion. Note the yellow mass inferior to the optic disc.
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F1
Visual acuity was 6/6 in both eyes, with no sign of anterior segment inflammation, but with the presence of a single, inactive, yellow choroidal lesion, 0.75 mm in diameter, located inferior to the left optic disc (fig. 1).
Left eye: time domain OCT scan showing the thinning in the choroidal vessels above the lesion.
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F2
Spectral domain OCT with enhanced depth imaging (fig. 2) helped locate the lesion on the choroid and sclera, under the attenuated choroidal vasculature, without evidence of disruption of the outer or inner retinal layers and the retinal pigment epithelium (RPE).
Spectral domain OCT outlining the location of the lesion and the choroidal thinning with no evidence of disruption of the outer or inner retinal layers and RPE.
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F3
FAF (fig. 3) revealed a hyperautofluorescent area corresponding with the mass.