Figure 2  .

(Right eye). (A) Standardised A-scan ultrasonography at 1660 m/s shows the high internal reflectivity of the choroidal solid lesion at the level of the macular area. The maximum thickness of this small circumscribed lesion is 1.56 mm. (B) Late phase fluorescein angiogram reveals a hyperfluorescent area inferiorly located at the inferior posterior pole, secondary to a degenerative change of the retinal pigment epithelium. (C) Early indocyanine green photograph documents the filling of the choroidal macular haemangioma near to a sector of reduced choroidal perfusion (arrows). (D) Late indocyanine green angiogram shows an ill defined, relative macular hypofluorescence, corresponding to the previously described hyperfluorescent area, reliably the result of the clearing of the dye from the small haemangioma (arrows).