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The patient's funduscopic examination at initial presentation showed dense vitreous inflammation with yellow-white macular infiltrate.
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Focal condensation of inflammatory cells in the vitreous was observed overlying an area of active chorioretinitis (Figure 1).
After 1 week of treatment, funduscopy showed a decrease in vitreous inflammation.
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Dilated funduscopic examination of the right eye showed a decrease in vitreous haze (Figure 2).
After 1 month of treatment funduscopic examination showed a marked decrease in vitreous inflammation and a decrease in the size of the macular infiltrate.
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After 1 month of treatment visual acuity in the right eye was 20/60 and dilated funduscopic examination of the right eye showed a decrease in the size of the macular infiltrate (Figure 3).
Dilated funduscopic examination showed a new horseshoe retinal tear that was circumscribed with Argon laser photocoagulation.
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Argon laser photocoagulation immediately (Figure 4).
At the 6-month follow-up dilated funduscopic examination showed no vitreous inflammation and that the horseshoe retinal tear was circumscribed by old pigmented Argon laser photocoagulation scars.
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Furthermore, the horseshoe retinal tear was well circumscribed with laser scars (Figure 5).