Choroidal osteoma: two case reports in elderly patients

A 71-year-old woman and a 66-year-old man, both asymptomatic and with normal visual acuity, were found to have bilateral choroidal osteomas. To our knowledge, these represent the oldest reported cases of choroidal osteoma. The lack of symptoms, stability of the lesions, and minimal funduscopic findings may lead to an underdiagnosis in the elderly population.