PMC3806698_01
Retinography of the LE showing multiple, round and yellowish lesions in the macula and nasal to the optic nerve (left). OCT with detachment of the neuroepithelium and a slight RPE detachment (middle) and FA revealing hyperfluorescent lesions (right) at presentation.
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F1
Fundoscopy of the LE evidenced multiple, round and yellowish lesions in the macula and nasal to the optic nerve, without signs of intraocular inflammation (fig. 1, left). OCT showed increased retinal thickness with detachment of the neuroepithelium and a slight RPE detachment in the LE (fig. 1, middle). FA revealed hyperfluorescent lesions with blurred borders in the macula (fig. 1, right).
OCT of the LE showing significant reduction of the neuroepithelial detachment after intravitreal injection of bevacizumab (1.25 mg/0.05 ml).
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F2
Afterwards an intravitreal injection of bevacizumab (1.25 mg/0.05 ml) was administered in the LE, showing a significant reduction of the neuroepithelial detachment (fig. 2).
Retinography of the LE performed 1 year later, revealing a chorioretinal scar.
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F3
FA and OCT appearances confirmed no active lesions, and fundoscopy revealed a chorioretinal scar on papillomacular beam (fig. 3).