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Case Report

Anterior segment granuloma and optic nerve involvement as the presenting signs of systemic sarcoidosis

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Pages 951-953 | Published online: 05 Dec 2008

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Figure 1 A, Large granuloma of the iris of OS. Keratic precipitates located on the lower part of corneal endothelium are also visible. B, Ultrasound biomicroscopy shows an homogenous, cystic-like lesion of the angle.

Figure 1 A, Large granuloma of the iris of OS. Keratic precipitates located on the lower part of corneal endothelium are also visible. B, Ultrasound biomicroscopy shows an homogenous, cystic-like lesion of the angle.

Figure 2 Fundus photograph OS shows the optic nerve granuloma caused by direct sarcoid tissue infiltration.

Figure 2 Fundus photograph OS shows the optic nerve granuloma caused by direct sarcoid tissue infiltration.

Figure 3 A, Late-phase fluorescein angiogram OS showing optic disc leakage secondary to uveitis. B, Late-phase fluorescein angiogram OD exhibits an hyperfluorescent area corresponding to the granuloma. C, Late-phase ICG angiogram OS reveals multiple choroidal hypofluorescent lesions of the posterior pole, optic disc leakage secondary to uveitis. D, Late-phase Indocyanine angiogram OD showing a single hypofluorescent area corresponding to the granuloma.

Figure 3 A, Late-phase fluorescein angiogram OS showing optic disc leakage secondary to uveitis. B, Late-phase fluorescein angiogram OD exhibits an hyperfluorescent area corresponding to the granuloma. C, Late-phase ICG angiogram OS reveals multiple choroidal hypofluorescent lesions of the posterior pole, optic disc leakage secondary to uveitis. D, Late-phase Indocyanine angiogram OD showing a single hypofluorescent area corresponding to the granuloma.