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Fundoscopy and OCT at presentation.. Notes: (A) Fundoscopy at presentation showing superotemporal commotio retinae and an abnormal cream foveal discoloration. (B) The OCT of left macula at presentation shows outer photoreceptor segment disruption, RPE inter-digitation with some outer and inner segment foveal disruption, and intra-retinal edema at the outer nuclear layer.. Abbreviations: OCT, optical coherence tomography.
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Fundoscopy revealed superotemporal peripheral commotio retinae and an abnormal cream-colored linear area of the fovea (Figure 1A). A disruption of the inner and outer segments adjacent to the fovea was also observed (Figure 1B).
Fundoscopy and OCT after 3 months.. Notes: (A) Fundoscopy after 3 months suggests almost complete resolution of the retinal layers. (B) OCT findings after 3 months suggest almost complete resolution of the retinal layers edema with a small discontinuity in the inner and outer segments adjacent to the fovea.. Abbreviations: OCT, optical coherence tomography.
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A repeat fundoscopy and OCT of the left macula at 3 months post injury revealed almost complete resolution of the edema, with a small discontinuity in the inner and outer segments adjacent to the fovea (Figures 2A, 2B).