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CHORIORETINAL INFLAMMATORY DISEASES - Noninfectious Causes

Serpiginous Choroiditis

Clinical Case 03

Serpiginous Choroiditis - Clinical Case 03

Fundus photograph of autoimmune and unilateral serpiginous choroiditis after treatment, in a 41-years-old male patient, showing cicatrized lesions. Visual acuity: 20/20 RE; 20/20 LE

Serpiginous Choroiditis - Clinical Case 03

Ultra-widefield photograph of autofluorescence after treatment showing hypoautofluorescence of the cicatrized lesions. Visual acuity: 20/20 RE. Note the hyperautofluorescent area at the posterior pole with the shape of the picture taken before this

Evaluations

1st evaluation

18 0

14 04 2011 - Autofluorescence

14 04 2011 - Colour Retinography

Fundus photograph of autoimmune and unilateral serpiginous choroiditis after treatment, in a 41-years-old male patient, showing cicatrized lesions. Visual acuity:20/20 RE; 20/20 LE

Visual acuity was 20/20 LE

14 04 2011 - Infrared

14 04 2011 - OCT B-Scan (Longitudinal)

14 04 2011 - Red-free

2nd evaluation

14 0

29 03 2012 - Autofluorescence

29 03 2012 - Colour Retinography

Ultra-widefield photograph of serpiginous choroiditis after treatment. One year after the first evaluation. Visual acuity: 20/20 RE

Fundus photograph of serpiginous choroiditis showing scarred lesions

Ultra-widefield photograph of autofluorescence after treatment showing hypoautofluorescence of the cicatrized lesions. Visual acuity was 20/20 RE. Note the hyperautofluorescent area at the posterior pole with the shape of the picture taken before this

Ultra-widefield photograph of autofluorescence after treatment showing hypoautofluorescence of the cicatrized lesions. Visual acuity: 20/20 RE. Note the hyperautofluorescent area at the posterior pole with the shape of the picture taken before this

29 03 2012 - Infrared

29 03 2012 - Red-free

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