Table 1 Literature summary of choroidal neovascularization in intermediate uveitis
From: Peripapillary choroidal neovascularization in pars planitis
| Â | Case | Age (year)/gender | Systemic workup | Location of CNV | Active intraocular inflammation at the time of CNV | Treatment | Outcome | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Arkfeld and Brockhurst [2] | 1 | 29/female | Sarcoidosis | Peripapillary (temporal to disc) | No | Argon green laser photocoagulation | Regressed CNV | Chronic disc swelling present prior to CNV |
Garcia et al. [1] | 2 | 15/female | NR | Peripapillary-(temporal to disc) | Yes | Intravitreal bevacizumab × 1 | Regressed CNV | Disc swelling present |
Garcia et al. [1] | 3 | 27/female | Idiopathic | Subfoveal | NR | None | Regressed CNV | Chronic cystoid macular edema present prior to CNV |
Present report | 4 | 15/male | Idiopathic | Peripapillary (superior and temporal to disc) | No | Intravitreal bevacizumab × 4 | Regressed CNV | Chronic disc swelling present prior to CNV |