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Fundus photograph of case 4. Left eye 4 weeks after eye trauma. Macular folds.
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However, IOP remained less than 10 mmHg after the initial visit and ophthalmoscopy revealed chorioretinal folds in the macula area 4 weeks after eye trauma (Figure 1).
Optical coherence tomograph of case 4. Left eye 2 years after eye trauma. Macular folds have almost disappeared.
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IOP remained low, preservative treatment without surgery was continued because 2 months after eye trauma her best corrected visual acuity had improved to 1.2. IOP rose gradually and chorioretinal folds almost disappeared 2 years after eye trauma (Figure 2).