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Posterior pole presentation of the right eye with presence of choroidal effusion (blue arrow) in the temporal periphery encroaching the macula.
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Purpose: To report a case of posterior scleritis presumed secondary to sarcoidosis.
Results: A 79-year-old male with a history of sarcoidosis presented with asymptomatic conjunctival injection and chemosis of the right eye. The patient presumptively was diagnosed with anterior scleritis of the right eye. At a follow-up visit, examination and diagno...
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... conjunctival/scleral injection was mild to moderate, and the corneal microcystic edema was improving. Dilated fundus examination revealed presence of a choroidal effusion in the temporal periphery of the right eye (Figure 2). Macular ocular coherence tomography (OCT) showed RPE undulation consistent with choroidal folds (Figure 3). ...
