Table 1.

Clinical and imaging characteristics in three eyes with primary intraocular lymphoma

Case	Age (years) sex	Eye	PCNSL prior to PIOL	Result of vitreous biopsy				Imaging characteristics				VA after vitrectomy
				Cytological diagnosis	IL-10 (pg/mL)	IL-6 (pg/mL)	Ratio of IL-10/IL-6	Retinal finding	FA	FAF	OCT
1	57 male	Right	Yes	Class V	5,000	415	12.0	Diffuse subretinal infiltration	Leopard spot like pattern	N/A	Hyperreflective infiltration at the level of RPE, separation of Bruch membrane from the RPE, destruction of RPE and IS/OS, hyperreflective signals in inner retina	HM
2	57 male	Left	No	Class V	3,150	102	30.9	Small lesion mimicking drusen	Hyper, inverting fluorescence pattern of FAF	Granular pattern	Nodular hyperreflective infiltration at the level of RPE and above RPE, separation of Bruch membrane from the RPE, destruction of RPE and IS/OS, hyperreflective signals in inner retina	1.0
3	67 male	Left	Yes	Class III	1,820	66.5	27.4	Large whitish yellow spot	Hyper, inverting fluorescence pattern of FAF	Hypofluorescence and hyperfluorescence surrounding mass lesion	Hyperreflective infiltration at the level of RPE, separation of Bruch membrane from the RPE, destruction of IS/OS, hyperreflective lesions in the form of bands above RPE, hyperreflective signals in inner retina	0.15

Abbreviations: FA, fluorescein angiography; FAF, fundus autofluorescence; HM, hand motion; Hyper, hyperfluorescence; Hypo, hypofluorescence; IS/OS, inner segment/outer segment junction; IL, interleukin; N/A, not available; OCT, optical coherence tomography; PCNSL, primary central nervous system lymphoma; PIOL, primary intraocular lymphoma; VA, visual acuity.