Dr. PATHAK AJAY

Abstract

Thirty years old, a healthy lady visited our hospital for poor vision in her left eye. She discovered this incidentally about four months ago.

Her past history was negative for any systemic disease, trauma or painful red eye. Her vision recorded was Right eye 6/6 unaided and Left eye counting finger 4 feet with no improvement. The slit-lamp exam and IOP was normal in both eyes.

Goldmann perimetry showed left eye a hemi-central scotoma while right eye was normal.

Fundus examination, OCT and FFA was normal for the right eye while Left eye revealed a well circumscribed reddish

macular area with overlying pigmentary changes. The FFA and OCT findings were abnormal accordingly.

MRI of the orbits and brain was normal.

A rare diagnosis of retinal Choroidal Hemangioma was proposed and its Differential diagnosis is discussed.