Fig. 2
A: Axial T2-weighted magnetic resonance image with contrast in the patient with choroidal juvenile xanthogranuloma showing intraocular heterogeneous hypo-intensity of the left globe with thickening of the periocular soft tissues, and proptosis, suggestive of an atypical infection or a neoplastic process. B: Histopathological photo of the enucleated left globe showing disorganized thickened choroid and adjacent detached retina (Original magnification x 40 Hematoxylin and eosin). C: The globe showing histiocytic infiltrate extending to the subretinal space and merging with the choroid. The numerous lipid-laden histiocytes failed to express S-100, Factor XIIIa, and langerin but were expressing reaction to macrophage marker (Original magnification x 100 CD68). D: Numerous atypical Touton giant cells and occasional eosinophils within the infiltrate were seen in this lesion (Original magnification x 200 Hematoxylin and eosin)