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case_images: Scanning laser ophthalmoscope (SLO). (A) Gray-white lesions in the supratemporal of retina in the first visit. (B) The exudation became severer after systemic anti-fungal treatment. (C) Shrinkage of the lesion one day after vitrectomy. (D) Gliosis and hyperpigmentation of the lesion in the last visit.
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case_images: However, the exudation of the choroidoretinal lesion worsened (Fig. 1B). One day after the surgery, a reduction in the size of the lesion was noted, with slight elevation of the surrounding retina and the presence of whiteish dots-like exudation along the vascular wall (Fig. 1C). During the last visit, which took place 6 months after the vitrectomy, gliosis and hyperpigmentation were observed in the original lesion, and the exudation along the vascular wall had been absorbed (Fig. 1D).
case_images: Fundus fluorescence angiographic presentations of the right eye.
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case_images: Fundus angiography showed vitreous opacity in the right eye and a hypofluorescence lesion with hyperfluorescence margin in the peripheral retinal region in the early stage (Fig. 2).
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case_images: A new cystic lesion is seen in the left basal ganglia area, and the lesion manifestations are consistent with cryptocerebral manifestations.
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case_images: MRI findings indicated softening of the left basal ganglia radial crown infarct with glial hyperplasia and hemosiderosis deposition, consistent with cryptoencephalogenic findings (Fig. 3).
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case_images: Scanning laser ophthalmoscope (SLO). (A) Gray-white lesions in the supratemporal of retina in the first visit. (B) The exudation became severer after systemic anti-fungal treatment. (C) Shrinkage of the lesion one day after vitrectomy. (D) Gliosis and hyperpigmentation of the lesion in the last visit.
case_images: gr1.jpg
case_images: PMC11295950_03_gr1.jpg
case_images: fig0005
case_images: However, the exudation of the choroidoretinal lesion worsened (Fig. 1B). One day after the surgery, a reduction in the size of the lesion was noted, with slight elevation of the surrounding retina and the presence of whiteish dots-like exudation along the vascular wall (Fig. 1C). During the last visit, which took place 6 months after the vitrectomy, gliosis and hyperpigmentation were observed in the original lesion, and the exudation along the vascular wall had been absorbed (Fig. 1D).