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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Feb 25.
Published in final edited form as: Ophthalmol Retina. 2018 Oct 9;3(3):270–277. doi: 10.1016/j.oret.2018.10.004

Table 1:

Clinical Characteristics of 102 Flat Choroidal Melanocytic Lesions

Features Number
Clinical Appearance
 Nevus 62 (60.8%)
 Ephelis 40 (39.2%)
Symptoms
 Positive 6 (5.8%)
 None 96 (94.1%)
Color
 Pigmented 90 (88.2%)
 Amelanotic 5 (4.9%)
 Halo 7 (6.9%)
Location
 Macular 53 (51.9%)
 Extramacular 49 (48.0%)
 Juxtapapillary (border within 3 mm of disc) 29 (28.4%)
 Non-juxtapapillary 73 (71.6%)
Mean Largest Basal Diameter (mm) 2.9 (0.8 – 11.3)
Drusen
 Present 33 (32.4%)
 Absent 69 (67.6%)
Orange Pigment
 Present 14 (13.6%)
 Absent 88 (86.3%)
Infrared Appearance
 White 26 (25.5%)
 Pale 42 (40.8%)
 Dark 13 (12.6%)
 Not visible 16 (15.5%)
 With flecks 5 (4.9%)
 Not possible/not available 5 (4.9%)
Hyper-autofluorescent flecks 24 (23.3%)
 Drusen 13 (12.6%)
 Orange pigment 10 (9.7%)
 Both 1 (1.0%)
Subretinal Fluid
 Present 8 (7.8%)
 Absent 94 (92.2%)