2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-27492005000200019
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Vasculopatia polipoidal idiopática da coróide: aspectos extremos da evolução da doença em um paciente - Relato de caso

Abstract: Vasculopatia polipoidal idiopática da coróide: aspectos extremos da evolução da doença em um pacienteRelato de caso O artigo descreve um caso de vasculopatia polipoidal idiopática da coróide (VPIC) e demonstra o papel relevante da indocianinografia no diagnóstico diferencial com outras causas de neovascularização subretiniana, particularmente degeneração macular relacionada à idade (DMRI), bem como avalia os aspectos extremos na evolução da doença em um único paciente. Paciente de 54 anos, sexo masculino, cor … Show more

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“…Recent findings have expanded our knowledge surrounding the nature of the vascular lesions that occur during the course of IPCV (4) . The most common region of occurrence is the peripapillary or macular area, and even in these cases the diagnosis is challenging due to variability in disease presentation, as well as the fact that this condition is uncommon and can only be confirmed using ICG (2) .…”
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“…Recent findings have expanded our knowledge surrounding the nature of the vascular lesions that occur during the course of IPCV (4) . The most common region of occurrence is the peripapillary or macular area, and even in these cases the diagnosis is challenging due to variability in disease presentation, as well as the fact that this condition is uncommon and can only be confirmed using ICG (2) .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This disease is generally observed in the peripapillary area, and less commonly as an isolated macular lesion (1) . Frequently, the IPCV vascular network is associated with multiple episodic serosanguineous detachments of the retinal pigment epithelium and neurosensory retina, which occasionally lead to sub-retinal (1)(2)(3) and on rare occasions vitreous (4) hemorrhage. When the vascular network is beneath the atrophied pigment epithelium, a clinical diagnosis of IPCV is recommended if reddish orange, spheroidal, or polyp-like structures are observed.…”
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confidence: 99%