PMC7141922_01
Right eye's fundus examination with no significant findings. Left eye's fundus examination shows a whitish peripheral granuloma associated to retinal folds extending towards the papilla and macular heterotopia
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Macular heterotopia was present as a result of force tractions caused by the folds (Fig. 1).
Left eye's OCT imaging shows hyperreflectivity of internal layers in the affected area and distortion the optic nerve head contour, with no evident macular distortions
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F2
OCT images showed hyperreflectivity of internal layers regarding the affected area, as well as an epiretinal fold, which distorted the optic nerve head contour, with no evident macular distortions (Fig. 2).
Fluorescein angiography showing hyperfluorescence of peripheral superior granuloma in the left eye
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F3
Fluorescein angiography was carried out showing evident hyperfluorescence in the left eye's superior peripheral retina, especially during late phases (Fig. 3).