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(a) Periorbital ecchymosis associated with a significant, diffuse, and bilateral subconjunctival hemorrhage. (b) SRD of the left eye. (c) SRD of the right side.
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The ophthalmological examination found a periorbital ecchymosis associated with a significant, diffuse, and bilateral subconjunctival hemorrhage (Figure 1a). Meanwhile, the spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT) found a bilateral SRD more extensive on the left side (Figure 1b and c).
(a) Significant recovery of the subconjunctival hemorrhage on both sides. (b) Reduction of the SRD of the right eye. (c) Persistent SRD of the left eye.
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Also, there was a significant recovery of the subconjunctival hemorrhage on both sides (Figure 2a). The SD-OCT revealed a rapid remission and fast reduction of the SRD of the right eye, whose macular architecture was restored to normal (Figure 2b). Meanwhile, the SRD of the left eye had partially resolved (Figure 2c).
(a) Total regression of the subconjunctival hemorrhage. (b and c) Normal macular profile of both eyes on SD-OCT.
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There was a total regression of the subconjunctival hemorrhage (Figure 3a), the SRD on both sides, and a normal macular profile of both eyes on SD-OCT (Figure 3b and c).