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case_images: Fundus examination of the right eye. Fluffy white retinal infiltrates with mild hemorrhage superotemporal to macula in right eye (a) and peripapillary infiltrate in left eye (b).
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case_images: Fundus examination of the right eye revealed irregular, fluffy, white subretinal and intraretinal lesions with pigmentary changes in the superotemporal arcade (Figure 1a). CML relapse vs. atypical toxoplasmosis (Figure 1b).
case_images: Progression of the retinal lesions with a mild vitritis. Increased density and size of infiltrates in the right eye (a) enlarging the peripapillary infiltrate with new adjacent retinal hemorrhages in the left eye (b). There were suggestions of subretinal inflammation clinically, but unfortunately, not visible in photos.
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case_images: Examination revealed progression of the retinal lesions with a mild vitritis (Figure 2).
case_images: Note granular appearance of lesions with gliosis indicating resolving retinochoroiditis, in both the right eye (a) and left eye (b).
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case_images: OU twice at 4 days apart. Over the next month, the active areas of retinochoroiditis regressed followed by gliosis of the lesions with pigmentary changes (Figure 3a,b).