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Diffuse nevus flammeus involving the left upper eyelid and forehead associated with Sturge-Weber syndrome.
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She had diffuse nevus flammeus involving the left upper eyelid, forehead, and bulbar conjunctiva suggestive of Sturge-Weber syndrome (Figure 1).
Fundus and B-scan ultrasonography demonstrating diffuse choroidal hemangioma with extensive exudative retinal detachment.
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The fundus of the left eye showed a diffuse red-orange choroidal lesion involving the posterior pole and temporal part of the fundus with exudative retinal detachment (Figure 2(a)). B-scan ultrasonography demonstrated a diffuse choroidal mass 3.5 mm in thickness and 15.8 mm in diameter with regular high internal reflectivity typical for choroidal hemangioma (Figure 2(b)).
The same eye 18 months after Ruthenium-106 plaque therapy:regression of the tumor, no subretinal fluid is present.
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Six months after treatment, BCVA was stable and the hemangioma was nearly flat (1.2 mm) (Figures 3(a) and 3(b)).
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