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a. Fundus color photography demonstrating the pre-retinal hemorrhage; b. A close-up of Fig. 1a; The blue ring stands for the hyaloid ad the red ring for the ILM
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Anterior segment was unremarkable, fundoscopy showed a well-circumscribed pre-retinal hemorrhage with a fluid level in the posterior segment (Fig. 1a,b).
a. SS-OCT before the membranotomy demonstrates the fluid level with the red line; b. Fundus color photography minutes after the Nd:YAG laser membranotomy, showing how the blood moves to the inferior region of the vitreous cavity
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SS-OCT confirmed the location in the sub-ILM space (Fig. 2a). Two laser shots with a power of 2.7 mJ were done, aimed at the lower edge of the hemorrhage and blood moved to the inferior region of the vitreous cavity (Fig. 2b).
a. Fundus color photography a couple of days after the Nd:YAG laser membranotomy with the blood almost reabsorbed, just a few remnants of vitreous hemorrhage in the inferior region; b. SS-OCT showing the resolution of the sub-ILM hemorrhage and just above the fovea the place where the laser shot was done. Also, an intraretinal hemorrhage can be seen in the external layers; the blue arrowhead shows the ILM and the white arrowhead the hyaloid
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At fundoscopy, the blood was almost reabsorbed (Fig. 3a) and the SS-OCT showed resolution of the sub-ILM hemorrhage (Fig. 3b).