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case_images: Color fundus photographs of the right and left eyes preoperatively and postoperatively. Normal preoperative right fundus (a) and postoperative (c). b The left eye had optic disc edema and "string of pearls" vitreous debris from the disc to the macular overlying a white chorioretinal lesion. d One week after pars plana vitrectomy with intraoperative voriconazole, the disc edema appeared improved and the chorioretinal lesion relatively consolidated.
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case_images: Fundus examination of the left eye revealed optic nerve head edema and vitreous debris in a "string of pearls" formation overlying a white chorioretinal lesion in the foveal center (Fig. 1b). Clinical examination of the fellow right eye was unremarkable (Fig. 1a). One week postoperatively, the vision improved to 20/400 with reduction in the size of the central chorioretinal lesion and the optic nerve edema (Fig. 1d).
case_images: Preoperative fluorescein angiography of the left eye displayed an early hyperfluorescence lesion (a) with late staining of the chorioretinal lesion (b).
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case_images: Preoperative fluorescein angiography of the left eye showed a lesion with early hyperfluorescence and late staining (Fig. 2).
case_images: Optical coherence tomography (OCT) of the left macula preoperatively showing focal vitreous inflammation with foveal contour distortion and epiretinal membrane (top). One week postoperative OCT macula showing loss of foveal ellipsoid layer but with resolution of vitreous inflammation and epiretinal membrane (middle). OCT macula at 6 months after vitrectomy depicting significant improvement in foveal contour (bottom).
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case_images: Optical coherence tomography (OCT) of the left macula preoperatively showed a foveal lesion with resultant distortion of the foveal contour, associated epiretinal membrane, and overlying vitreous inflammation (Fig. 3). The OCT showed disruption of foveal ellipsoid layer but with resolution of vitreous inflammation and no residual retinal membrane (Fig. 3). After 6 months, the OCT depicted significant improvement in the foveal contour with a vision of 20/60 (Fig. 3).