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Photograph of the left eye showing creamy yellow choroidal infiltrates with subretinal fluid (blue arrows) extending through the macula (green arrow).
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On slit lamp fundoscopic examination, multiple small choroidal metastatic lesions were seen in the posterior pole/fundus of the left eye, each measuring about 300 to 500 microns in size, associated with an exudative retinal detachment centrally (Figure 1).
Fluorescein angiogram showing leakage of fluorescein (blue arrows) consistent with areas of choroidal infiltration seen on color photographs and late leakage with subretinal fluid (red arrow).
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Cross-sectional optical coherence tomogram showing cross-sectional image of macula with the retina (blue arrow), subretinal fluid (red arrow), and retinal pigment epithelium and choroid (green arrow).
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Tomography (Figure 3) confirmed presence of choroidal infiltration with melanoma. The patient's left eye was treated with plaque radiotherapy for palliation.