Choroidal Hemangioma in a case of Sturge-Weber Syndrome

• Choroidal hemangioma are congenital vascular hamartoma with no malignant potential. May present at birth, but typically found in middle age or old age.

• Two forms: a circumscribed or solitary type not associated with other abnormalities; a diffuse type often associated with facial nevus flammeus or variations of the Sturge-Weber syndrome.