A 74-year-old white man presented as a referral to Lahey Hospital department of ophthalmology for a choroidal lesion of his left eye. He reported a progressive decline in his left eye vision for a year accompanied by intermittent floaters.
Previously, he was evaluated by an outside provider who detected a choroidal lesion on dilated examination that was diagnosed as a presumed choroidal osteoma. Further imaging revealed possible choroidal neovascularization associated with the choroidal lesion, so he underwent treatment with two bevacizumab injections with his outside provider. A few months