Choroidal thickening with serous retinal detachment in BRAF/MEK inhibitor-induced uveitis: A case report

Figure 1 Optical coherence tomography morphological changes at presentation, 2 wk later, and 1 mo later. A (RE) and D (LE): Bullous exudative retinal detachment (white asterisk), chorioretinal folds, and thickened choroid (yellow caliper), at presentation; B (RE) and E (LE): Substantial resorption of subretinal fluid and partial resolution of chorioretinal folds and choroidal thickness, after 2 wk; C (RE) and F (LE): Complete resolution of subretinal fluid and chorioretinal folds, normal choroidal thickness, after 1 mo.

Figure 2 Fluorescein and indocyanine-green angiography at presentation. A (RE) and B (LE): Blocked fluorescence in area of subretinal fluid accumulation (orange asterisk) and leaking of fluorescein from optic nerve disc (orange arrow); C: Extensive leakage of fluorescein at the retinal periphery (orange =).