Figure 3: Changes of fundus and orbital tumor size before and after treatment of sympathetic ophthalmia. (a) Contrast-enhanced computed tomography revealed a hyperintense orbital mass (black arrow). In addition, the right eye choroidal melanoma with intraocular extension and calcification was shown, which remained unchanged in size after radiotherapy. (b) Sympathetic ophthalmia of the left eye presented with vitreous haze, choroidal thickening, and folding (c) 4 months after the onset of the right orbital mass. (d) The early signs of sympathetic ophthalmia were multiple areas of hypofluorescence (arrowheads; left image: area nasal to the disc, right image: area temporal to the disc) on indocyanine green angiography, while fluorescein angiography (e) showed disc staining without significant pinpoint leakage of the left eye (left image: early phase; right image: late phase). (f) The soft tissue enhancement of the right orbital mass markedly regressed after high-dose steroids therapy (black arrow), accompanied with resolution of signs of sympathetic ophthalmia (g and h), and the final vision of the left eye was 6/6