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Imaging studies performed in June 2017 for a 58-year-old female with choroidal metastasis from primary breast carcinoma. a The extent of the yellow-colored choroidal mass superior and temporal to the macula is marked (yellow arrows). b Structural OCT demonstrated subretinal fluid associated with the choroidal mass. c Ultrasound showed a 2.47 mm choroidal lesion (yellow arrows). d Fundus autofluorescence demonstrated a hyper-fluorescent lesion (yellow arrows) with surrounding subretinal fluid
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Funduscopic exam of the affected eye revealed a 5.8 mm in diameter, yellow-colored choroidal mass located superior and temporal to the macula, as shown in Fig. 1a. Optical coherence tomography (OCT) and ultrasound of the corresponding site revealed subretinal fluid associated with a 2.47 mm choroidal lesion with medium internal reflectivity (Fig. 1b, c). Fundus autofluorescence of the lesion also revealed a hyper-autofluorescent choroidal mass with a surrounding pocket of subretinal fluid (Fig. 1d).
Imaging studies performed in September 2017 for the 58-year-old female with choroidal metastasis from primary breast carcinoma. A The yellow-colored mass (yellow arrows) located superior and temporal to the macula appeared to have slightly regressed. B Subretinal fluid associated with the choroidal lesion in June 2017 appeared to have resolved. C Ultrasound demonstrated a stable size of the choroidal mass at 2.47 mm (yellow arrows)
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Funduscopic exam and color fundus photo revealed a regressed yellow-colored, temporally located choroidal mass (Fig. 2a). OCT demonstrated resolution of the subretinal fluid with a stable mass size of 2.47 mm seen on ultrasound (Fig. 2b, c).