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case_images: Fundus photographs of the right eye at patient's presentation (a) showing macula-off exudative retinal detachment and at 6-month follow-up (b) showing decreased subretinal fluid.
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case_images: Fundus examination revealed a macula-off exudative retinal detachment as well as an orange-red hue of the fundus in the right eye (Fig. 1a) and normal examination on the left. Follow-up examination 6 months later revealed decreased subretinal fluid and decreased size of choroidal hemangioma on B-scan (Fig. 1b, 2b).
case_images: B-scan ultrasonography at presentation (a), at 6 months after presentation (b) showing the decreased size of choroidal hemangioma, and 17 months after presentation (c) showing complete resolution of subretinal fluid and no evidence of choroidal elevation.
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case_images: B-scan ultrasonography of the right eye was notable for a total, bullous, folded retinal detachment without evidence of a tractional component or retinal tear or break with 360-degree choroidal thickening extending anteriorly to the ciliary body, consistent with diffuse choroidal hemangioma (Fig. 2a). Follow-up examination 6 months later revealed decreased subretinal fluid and decreased size of choroidal hemangioma on B-scan (Fig. 1b, 2b). Follow-up examination at 17 months demonstrated complete resolution of subretinal fluid and no evidence of choroidal elevation on B-scan (Fig. 2c).
case_images: Fluorescein angiogram at presentation showing late hyperfluorescent staining of the tissue adjacent to the area of exudative detachment.
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case_images: Fluorescein angiogram demonstrated late hyperfluorescent staining of the tissue adjacent to the area of exudative detachment in the far nasal and temporal periphery (Fig. 3).