Figure 1.

A case with a small choroidal nevus in the posterior pole of the left eye with some small drusen over the lesion.

Notes: (A) The fundus photograph of a pigmented lesion on the macular area without exudative changes. (B) B-scan showing a nearly flat, small choroidal lesion with medium-to-high internal reflectivity. (C) OCTA with slabs crossing the surface of the choroidal nevus at the choriocapillaris level by en face imaging with intact outer retina (arrow). (D) The flow rate over the lesion at the level of choriocapillaris level was evaluated (arrow). It elucidates more concentrated vasculature but is still not much different than nearby retina.

Abbreviation: OCTA, optical coherence tomography angiography.