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Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Posterior staphylomas
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Uveoscleral thinning temporal to optic disc seen bilaterally causing increase in anteroposterior diameter of both globes.
From the case:
Posterior staphylomas
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Annotation showing temporal involvement bilaterally
Case Discussion
Uveoscleral thinning temporal to optic disc is typical of staphylomas. Posterior is more common than anterior. Differential is a coloboma which involves the optic disc and is rare posteriorly.
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