Multimodal imaging findings of focal scleral nodule(solitary idiopathic choroiditis)in three casesOA
Dear Editor,Herein,we report multimodal imaging findings in three cases of focal scleral nodule(FSN).The term“unifocal helioid choroiditis”was initially proposed by Hong[1]in 1997 to describe idiopathic solitary choroidal lesions in 6 cases.In 2002,Shields et al[2]reported 60 similar cases,coining the term“solitary idiopathic choroiditis”.With the advent of enhanced depth imaging optical coherence tomography(EDI-OCT),these lesions were shown to arise in the sclera rather than the choroid.A 2020 multicenter study proposed renaming solitary idiopathic choroiditis as FSN based on multimodal imaging observations including EDI-OCT in 63 cases[3].
Ahmet Kaan Gündüz;Ibadulla Mirzayev;Halil Ibrahim Aydoğdu;Diğdem Tetik
Department of Ophthalmology,Ankara University Faculty of Medicine,Ankara 06620,Türkiye Private Eye Clinic,Ankara 06510,TürkiyeDepartment of Ophthalmology,Ankara University Faculty of Medicine,Ankara 06620,Türkiye HalilŞıvgınÇubuk Devlet Hastanesi,Ankara 06760,TürkiyeDepartment of Ophthalmology,Ankara University Faculty of Medicine,Ankara 06620,TürkiyeDepartment of Ophthalmology,Ankara University Faculty of Medicine,Ankara 06620,Türkiye
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focal scleral nodule fsnenhanced depth imaging optical coherence tomography edi octidiopathic choroiditisidiopathic solitary choroiditisidiopathic solitary choroidal lesionsunifocal helioid choroiditismultimodal imaging findingsfocal scleral nodule
《International Journal of Ophthalmology(English edition)》 2026 (7)
P.1420-1423,4
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