A 30-year-old woman initially presented to Tufts/New England Eye Center as a referral from an outside retina specialist.
The patient was first discovered to have a large pigmented choroidal lesion in her right eye on routine examination approximately 3 years before presentation. At that time, the patient denied any ocular symptoms including blurry vision, loss of vision, flashes or floaters. Her examination was reported to have been stable while being followed by the referring specialist. At Tufts, she was followed for another 2 years, during which she remained asymptomatic. However, she