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Optical coherence tomography images (horizontal line scans) of the left eye at three different levels showing full-thickness macular hole, with a linear hyper-reflectivity of variable thicknesses lying over the innermost retinal layer and bridging the macular hole, under hyperechoic silicone oil meniscus on the 1st postoperative day. Careful observation showing increased reflectivity beneath this increased linear reflectivity compared to the area just below the silicone oil interface, suggestive of possible interface between fibrin clot and aqueous component
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Optical coherence tomography (OCT) confirmed a FTMH with an internal limiting membrane (ILM)-like linear hyper-reflectivity bridging the MH, under the SO meniscus [Figure 1].
Optical coherence tomography images with horizontal line scan showing closed macular hole with glial tissue filling under silicone oil meniscus at postoperative 2 weeks and 3 months (a and b, respectively). On both occasions, linear hyper-reflectivity was not seen
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Repeat OCT imaging revealed a closed MH under the SO meniscus, with a central macular thickness of 159 mum [Figure 2a]. OCT [Figure 2b]. On both occasions, the bridging hyper-reflective membrane was absent on subsequent scans.