Presentation
Assessment by ophthalmologist. Need to exclude ocular tumor.
Patient Data
Thin symmetrical enhancing strands with a divergent base towards the retina in the right globe consistent with a choroidal detachment.
No underlying enhancing choroidal mass. No high T1 signal to suggest a choroidal melanoma.
The intraconal and extraconal spaces are normal in appearance.
Normal intracranial appearances.
A-B shows a retinal detachment.
C-D shows a choroidal detachment.
From https://radiopaedia.org/cases/ora-serrata-retinal-versus-choroidal-detachment-1
Case Discussion
The electronic medical notes detailed a choroidal detachment on ophthalmic examination (not given in the request), but confirming the MRI findings.
The divergent nature of the intra-orbital leaflets distinguishes a choroidal from a retinal detachment, the latter being V-shaped.
See for compare and contrast: https://radiopaedia.org/cases/ora-serrata-retinal-versus-choroidal-detachment-1