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Volume 81, Issue 5 , Pages 221-233 , May 2010

Retinal astrocytic hamartoma

Krista Martin, O.D.
- Veterans Affairs Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, Santa Maria Veterans Affairs Community-Based Outpatient Clinic, Santa Maria, California
Victoria Rossi, O.D.
- Veterans Affairs Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, Sepulveda Veterans Affairs Ambulatory Care Center/Nursing Home, Sepulveda, California
Steven Ferrucci, O.D.
- Veterans Affairs Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, Sepulveda Veterans Affairs Ambulatory Care Center/Nursing Home, Sepulveda, California
- Southern California College of Optometry, Fullerton, California
- Corresponding author: Steven Ferrucci, O.D., Sepulveda VA Ambulatory Care Center, Optometry Department, 16111 Plummer St, #112E, Sepulveda, California 91343.
Debi Pian, O.D.
- State University of New York State College of Optometry, New York, New York

Posterior pole, case 1. A, Normal fundus O.D. B, Retinal astrocytic hamartoma O.S.

Posterior pole, case 1. A, Normal fundus O.D. B, Retinal astrocytic hamartoma O.S.
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Humphrey visual field, case 1. A, Normal O.D. B, Absolute defect in the paracentral superotemporal quadrant O.S., corresponding with the anatomical location of the lesion.

Humphrey visual field, case 1. A, Normal O.D. B, Absolute defect in the paracentral superotemporal quadrant O.S., corresponding with the anatomical location of the lesion.
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Humphrey visual field, case 1. A, Normal O.D. B, Absolute defect in the paracentral superotemporal quadrant O.S., corresponding with the anatomical location of the lesion.

Humphrey visual field, case 1. A, Normal O.D. B, Absolute defect in the paracentral superotemporal quadrant O.S., corresponding with the anatomical location of the lesion.
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Red-free photograph of retinal astrocytic hamartoma highlighting calcified bodies and mulberry appearance, case 1.

Red-free photograph of retinal astrocytic hamartoma highlighting calcified bodies and mulberry appearance, case 1.
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B-scan ultrasound scan of retinal astrocytic hamartoma shows high reflectivity with acoustic shadowing, case 1.

B-scan ultrasound scan of retinal astrocytic hamartoma shows high reflectivity with acoustic shadowing, case 1.
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Early phase fluorescein angiography of retinal astrocytic hamartoma shows hyperfluorescence, case 1.

Early phase fluorescein angiography of retinal astrocytic hamartoma shows hyperfluorescence, case 1.
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Late-phase fluorescein angiography of retinal astrocytic hamartoma shows staining without leakage, case 1.

Late-phase fluorescein angiography of retinal astrocytic hamartoma shows staining without leakage, case 1.
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Posterior pole, case 2. A, Normal fundus O.D. B, Retinal astrocytic hamartoma O.S.

Posterior pole, case 2. A, Normal fundus O.D. B, Retinal astrocytic hamartoma O.S.
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Humphrey visual field, case 2. A, Normal O.D. B, Increased blind spot O.S. corresponding with the anatomic location of the lesion.

Humphrey visual field, case 2. A, Normal O.D. B, Increased blind spot O.S. corresponding with the anatomic location of the lesion.
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Humphrey visual field, case 2. A, Normal O.D. B, Increased blind spot O.S. corresponding with the anatomic location of the lesion.

Humphrey visual field, case 2. A, Normal O.D. B, Increased blind spot O.S. corresponding with the anatomic location of the lesion.
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