Fig. 5.

Case 5. A) A mildly pigmented choroidal melanoma located temporally to the macula at diagnosis. B) Partially regression of the tumor at 1 year after interventional radiotherapy. C) Excellent regression of the tumor at 3 years after interventional radiotherapy. Laser treatment carried out for the development of radiation retinopathy. D) B scan ultrasonography showing dome-shaped morphology of the tumor, low internal reflectivity, and retinal detachment at diagnosis. E, F) B scan images showing tumor regression and resolution of retinal detachment after 1 and 3 years from interventional radiotherapy. G, H) FAG reveals vascular changes before and after retinal laser treatment with fluorescein staining in the photocoagulation area. I) OCT B-scan section shows (1) cystic intraretinal fluid and subretinal exudation before laser treatment; (2) after laser treatment, a large chorion-retinal atrophy present in the same area