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B-scan of the patient's right eye. (a) Moderate organized vitreous opacity with retinal detachment involving the macula at first presentation. (b) Dense vitreous with peripheral choroidal detachment 1 month after the first presentation. (c) Prephthisis with total retinal detachment three months after the first presentation. (d) Dense vitreous and sub-retinal hemorrhage 6 months after the first presentation
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F1
B-scan was suggestive of severe vitritis [Figure 1].
Timetable demonstrating the sequence of events and case progression
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F2
Ophthalmic follow-up was unremarkable, but his right eye appeared to be irreversibly blind [Figure 2].