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Colour fundus of the right eye revealing creamy retinal lesions in keeping with birdshot retinochoroiditis.
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FFA of the right eye revealing retinal vasculitis and astrocytoma.
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The FFA showed marked venous vasculitis in both eyes with leakage of dye due to breakdown of the inner blood retinal barrier and staining of the blood vessel wall with fluorescein (Figure 2).
Colour fundus photo of the right eye revealing the white calcified astrocytoma and creamy retinal lesions in keeping with birdshot retinochoroiditis.
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There was no change in the white retinal lesion on FFA or ICG and it appeared to have a calcified appearance (Figure 3).
A B-scan report of the astrocytoma revealing calcification and high reflectivity. Impression: solid elevated mass SN equator. Patchy high reflectivity centrally persisting at low gain and with posterior shadowing in keeping with calcification. Lower reflectivity posterior and superior edges. No retinal detachment. PVD appears complete. Appearance in keeping with astrocytoma.
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An ultrasound B-scan was also performed (Figure 4).