PMC5476607_01
Anterior segment photograph of the left eye.. Note: Severe inflammation of the anterior chamber and entire anterior synechiae.
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Figure 1). Fundus examination was impossible because the entire anterior chamber was covered with synechiae.
B-scan ultrasonography of the left eye.. Note: The retina was thought to be not detached, and high-intensity opacities of the vitreous body were also absent.
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We used B-mode echography to confirm that the retina was not detached and that high-intensity opacities of the vitreous body (opacitas corporis vitrei [OCV]) were absent (Figure 2).
String of pearls OCV in right eye.. Note: OCV was seen continuously from the optic disc.. Abbreviation: OCV, opacitas corporis vitrei.
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The right eye had also worsened; new findings included beaded OCV (Figure 3), a granular exudate, vascular occlusion or angiogenesis, and a xanthochromistic fungal mass (Figure 4).
Fungal mass on the right retina.. Notes: A xanthochromistic fungal mass developed on the right temporal retina during systemic therapy. The photo was hazy due to OCV.. Abbreviation: OCV, opacitas corporis vitrei.
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The right eye had also worsened; new findings included beaded OCV (Figure 3), a granular exudate, vascular occlusion or angiogenesis, and a xanthochromistic fungal mass (Figure 4).