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Top upper left:Color fundus photo of the right eye exhibiting extensive multifocal chorioretinal pigmented scars involving the macula and peripheral retina with fibrous vitreous strands. Upper right:Color fundus photo of left eye showing an extensive large macular scar extending between the arcades to the periphery. Bottom:Fluorescein angiography photos of the right and left eyes depicting hyperfluorescent staining centrally with hypofluorescent borders with no indication of active disease.
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The child was examined under anesthesia and found to have borderline microcornea (horizontal corneal diameter 10 mm), myopic astigmatism, with extensive multifocal chorioretinal pigmented scars involving the macula and peripheral retina with fibrous vitreous strands that spread between lesions in the right eye and an extensive large macular scar extending between the arcades to the periphery in the left eye (Figure 1, top).
Brain magnetic resonance imaging susceptibility weighted sequence displaying a calcification (white arrow) in the parenchyma adjacent to the left posterior horn of the lateral ventricle.
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Magnetic resonance imaging of the brain showed scattered supratentorial white matter calcifications and electroencephalogram revealed no seizure-like activity during monitoring (Figure 2).