Bilateral isolated choroidal melanocytosis with hypopigmented posterior pole

The presence of choroidal melanocytic hyperpigmentation without any associated scleral or skin pigmentation was first defined by Ausburger et al.[1] as “isolated choroidal melanocytosis” in 11 Caucasian individuals. Isolated choroidal melanocytosis must be evaluated closely; the differential diagnoses include ocular or oculodermal melanocytosis, choroidal nevus, melanoma, bilateral diffuse uveal melanocytic proliferation, and systemic...