PMC10413254_01
a: color fundus photo of the right eye showing serous retinal detachment approximately four disc diameter in size in the macula; b: color fundus photo of a normal looking left eye; c: SD-OCT of the right eye shows a large area of subretinal fluid; d: SD-OCT of the left eye is normal
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Fundus examination revealed a large serous retinal detachment approximately four disc diameter in size in OD (Figure 1a (Fig. 1)). Spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) showed subretinal fluid in the macula (Figure 1c (Fig. 1)). Fundoscopy, SD-OCT, and FA findings in OS were normal (Figure 1b, d (Fig. 1) and Figure 2b (Fig. 2)).
a: FA of the right eye in the early phase shows a hyperfluorescent spot (arrow); b: FA of the left eye is normal; c and d: mid-to-late phases of FA showing expansion of hyperfluorescence in an inkblot pattern in the right eye
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Fluorescein angiography (FA) showed the classical inkblot pattern with expanding hyperfluorescence in OD (Figure 2a, c, d (Fig. 2)). Fundoscopy, SD-OCT, and FA findings in OS were normal (Figure 1b, d (Fig. 1) and Figure 2b (Fig. 2)).
a: SD-OCT of the right eye shows a large area of subretinal fluid (*); b: resolution of subretinal fluid and brush-border-like appearance (black arrow) in follow-up OCT; c: a flat-appearing macula with a small residual subretinal fluid and minor RPE changes (white arrow)
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CFT was measured as 309 microm, and there was brush-border-like appearance in OD (Figure 3b (Fig. 3)). At the follow-up examination 2 months later, the serous elevation was almost completely resolved, and OCT revealed a flat-appearing macula with minor retina pigment epithelium (RPE) changes with a CFT of 247 microm (Figure 3c (Fig. 3)).