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Case 1: The Case of the Enlarging Spot |
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A 39-year-old white male presented with a chief complaint of a spot on his right eye. He reported that the spot had been present since high school, but had just recently gotten much larger.
The Clues
- BCVA: 20/20 OD & OS
- Entrance testing unremarkable
- Slit lamp exam revealed findings seen in photos below as well as an inferior cortical cataract OD; OS unremarkable
- Dilated fundus exam unremarkable OU
- B-scan ultrasound of posterior segment OD unremarkable
The Conclusion
Enter the parlor for the diagnosis and discussion of this case.
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