Simultaneous Bilateral Primary Choroidal Melanoma Linked to Bilateral Ocular Melanocytosis: A Rare Case Study

Constantine D. Angelidis; Petros Petrou; Stylianos A. Kandarakis; Eleni Georgopoulou; Ilias Georgalas

doi:10.12659/AJCR.946129

24 October 2024 : Case report Greece

Simultaneous Bilateral Primary Choroidal Melanoma Linked to Bilateral Ocular Melanocytosis: A Rare Case Study

Rare disease

Constantine D. Angelidis^1ABDEF*, Petros Petrou^1DEF, Stylianos A. Kandarakis

^1DEF, Eleni Georgopoulou^1CDEF, Ilias Georgalas^1DEF

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.946129

Am J Case Rep 2024; 25:e946129

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Figure 6. Fundus fluorescein angiography. Right eye: (A) Pinpoint hyperfluorescence is documented on the lesion. (B) Late leakage is observed from the lesion. Left eye: (C) Mottled hypofluorescence is exhibited in the posterior pole, corresponding to areas of subretinal material causing masking (green arrow). (D) When the lesion is in focus, we notice a double circulation, a sign exhibited in choroidal melanomas that have broken through the Bruch membrane.

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