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case_images: Colour fundus photographs of the right and the left eye: the arrows show creamy-white, cotton-like retinal lesions that are compatible with Candida chorioretinis.
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case_images: Dilated fundus examination demonstrated bilateral creamy-white, well-circumscribed small cotton-like intra-retinal lesions near the main retinal vessels (Fig. 1) suggesting a fungal chorioretinitis.
case_images: Left eye fundus photograph demonstrates new lesions (arrows).
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case_images: Six weeks after antifungal therapy initiation, an increased number of lesions were found on repeat fundus examination (Fig. 2) motivating a new hospitalization.
case_images: Right and left eye fundus photographs after transplantectomy and continued fluconazole treatment. The lesions are flatter, less active with a cicatricial appearance (especially on left eye).
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case_images: At the two-month follow up, the number of lesions had decreased further and the remaining lesions were visibly flatter, less active, more akin to scar like lesions (Fig. 3).