Table 1.

Clinical and imaging characteristics of choroidal osteomas

Case	Age	Gender	Laterality	Localization		Decalcification		BCVA (Snellen)		Opthalmic conditions	Clinically suspected CNV		Autofluorence		FA		OCT-A findings (superficial choroid)
				RE	LE	RE	LE	RE	LE		RE	LE	RE	LE	RE	LE	RE	LE
1	21	F	L	DNA	XF	WNL	C	20/150	20/200	Keratoconus	N	N	WNL	H-hd	ND	ND	WNL	AV
2	20	M	B	SF	SF	PC	PC	20/800	20/200	None	Y	Y	h-He	h-Hd	WD	WD	DB	DB
3	21	F	B	SF	SF	C	PC	20/20	20/20	None	Y	Y	H-hd	H-he	CNV	WD	CNV	VN
4	27	F	R	XF	DNA	C	WNL	20/20	20/50	Keratoconus	N	N	WNL	ND	ND	ND	ND	ND
5	30	F	R	SF	DNA	PC	WNL	20/50	20/25	None	N	N	h-Hd	WNL	WD	WNL	VN	WNL
6	43	M	B	SF	SF	DC	DC	20/150	20/200	None	N	N	H-hd	H-hd	ND	ND	ND	ND
7	61	F	L	DNA	XF	WNL	PC	20/20	20/25	None	N	N	WNL	H-hd	WNL	WD	WNL	VN
8	42	F	B	SF	XF	PC	PC	20/200	20/20	None	Y	Y	h-Hd + h-He	h-He	CNV	CNV	CNV	CNV
9	38	M	L	DNA	XF	WNL	C	20/20	20/30	CSC	N	Y	WNL	h-He	WNL	CSC	WNL	VN
10	30	F	B	SF	SF	DC	DC	20/2000	20/2000	None	N	N	h-He	h-He	WD	WD	ND	ND
11	35	F	L	DNA	SF	WNL	PC	20/20	20/150	None	N	N	WNL	h-Hd	WNL	WD	ND	ND

F female, M male, L left, R right, B bilateral, RE right eye, LE left eye, NDNA does not apply, SF subfoval, XF extrafoveal, WNL whithin normal limits, C calcified, PC partially decalcified, DC decalcified, BCVA best corrected visual acuity, CSC central serous chorioretinopathy, CNV choroidal neovascularization, N no, Y yes, h-He hypo-autofluorescent with hyper-autofluorescent edge, H-hd hyper-autofluorescent with hypo-autofluorescent dots, h-Hd hypo-autofluorescent with hyper-autofluorescent dots, H-he hyper-autofluorescent with hypo-autofluorescent edge, FA fluorescein angiography, ND not done, WD window defect, OCT-A Optical coherence tomography angiography, DB dark background where decalcification was present, VN vascular network within tumor, AV absence of vascular flow within tumor