PMC9284432_01
Fundus photo of the right eye (A) and the left eye (B) at presentation showing multiple pigmented healed choroiditis patches of variable size at the posterior pole. A small retinal haemorrhage adjacent to yellowish membranous lesion (inset; A) and a suspicious yellowish membranous lesion (inset; B) was also noted. Fundus autofluorescence of the right eye (C) and the left eye (D) at presentation showing uniform hypoautofluorescence over the choroiditis lesions suggestive of healed lesions.
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Dilated fundus showed (Figure 1A-B (Fig. 1)) bilateral multiple well-defined choroiditis lesions with overlying pigment clumping at the posterior pole and mid-periphery. Figure 1A (Fig. 1)) and a doubtful yellowish subretinal lesion adjacent to the central pigmented healed choroiditis scar in OS (inset; Figure 1B (Fig. 1)). Fundus autofluorescence (FAF) of both eyes (Figure 1C-D (Fig. 1)) showed uniform hypoautofluorescence over choroiditis patches suggestive of healed lesions. FFA (Figure 2A-D (Fig. 2)) and OCT (Figure 2E-F (Fig. 2)) was suggestive of bilateral i-CNV.
FFA of the right eye in arterio-venous phase (A) showing hypofluorescent patches with hyperfluorescent borders and an area of blocked fluorescence at the fovea with surrounding punctate fluorescence (white arrow) that increases and leaks in late phase (B) suggestive of CNVM. FFA of the left eye (C-D) also reveals a juxta-foveal area of hyperfluorescence (white arrow) compatible with CNVM. OCT line scan through the fovea at presentation shows a subfoveal hyperreflective membrane with overlying trace fluid and mild retinal thickening in the right eye (E) and the left eye (F).
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Figure 1B (Fig. 1)). Fundus autofluorescence (FAF) of both eyes (Figure 1C-D (Fig. 1)) showed uniform hypoautofluorescence over choroiditis patches suggestive of healed lesions. FFA (Figure 2A-D (Fig. 2)) and OCT (Figure 2E-F (Fig. 2)) was suggestive of bilateral i-CNV.
Follow-up fundus photo of the right eye (A) and the left eye (B) at six months showing near total resolution of hemorrhage in the right eye and subfoveal scar in both eyes. OCT at final follow-up after six months in the right eye (C) and the left eye (D) reveals an organized subfoveal scar in both eyes without any surrounding edema or fluid.
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Fundus showed resolution of i-CNV (Figure 3A-B (Fig. 3)) and OCT showed bilateral subfoveal organized membrane without any associated intra-retinal/sub-retinal fluid (Figure 3C-D (Fig. 3)).