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Photograph of the anterior segment. Heterochromia iridis is observed in the superior iris between the 10 and 2 o'clock positions in the right eye (Top). Heterochromia iridis of the entire iris of the left eye (Bottom). The patient also had mild anterior and posterior subcapsular cataract in both eyes.
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Although hypochromic iris was observed in the superior iris between the 10 and 2 o'clock positions in her right eye, her entire left eye exhibited hypochromic iris (Figure 1).
Panoramic fundus photograph. (A) Huge neovascularization can be seen on the optic disc in the right eye. Hypopigmentation of the retinal area exists at upper peripheral region. (B) The entire retina is hypopigmented in the left eye. Major choroidal vessels can be seen throughout the retina. Neovascularization is not apparent in this eye.
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However, no neovascularization could be seen microscopically (Figure 2).
Optical coherence tomography of both eyes with vertical scan (left). Optical coherence tomography image shows normal foveal structure in the right eye (right). The inferior part of outer retinal layer seems to be thin in inferior area of the left eye (arrowhead).
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Optical coherence tomography seemed to demonstrate slight outer retinal atrophy in the left eye (Figure 3).
Fundus photograph of fluorescein angiography. Massive dye leakage from the disc neovascularization can be seen in the right eye. The neovascularization is surrounded by preretinal hemorrhage (Top). No obvious dye leakage, except for a slight leakage of the inferior artery, is seen in the left eye. A vascular bed occlusion is apparent inside of the arcade vessels (Bottom).
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Only a tiny neovascularization was noted on the left eye (Figure 4).