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Vitreomacular traction with a small stage 2 macular hole (arrow).
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Spectral domain optical coherence tomography (SD-OCT; Cirrus, Carl Zeiss Meditec, Dublin, CA, USA) of the left eye showed vitreomacular traction with a small stage 2 macular hole and no epiretinal membrane (Figure 1).
Persistent vitreomacular traction with subretinal fluid; arrows show attenuation and discontinuation of the ellipsoid layer.
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Repeat SD-OCT revealed subretinal fluid with vitreomacular traction (Figure 2). There is a small irregular area of retinal pigment epithelium elevation (Figure 2).
Persistent vitreomacular traction with resolved subretinal fluid.
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Resolution of vitreomacular traction, with the arrow showing improved continuity of the ellipsoid layer.
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At 56 days after treatment, the vitreomacular traction had resolved with sustained improvement of vision (Figure 4).