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Fundus photograph of the left eye in Case 1. A giant tear of approximately 140  was observed in the margin of the lattice degeneration in the upper intermediate periphery, which resulted in bullous retinal detachment (RD) at the 2 upper quadrants (A). After vitreous surgery, the retina was successfully reattached and the patient's corrected visual acuity improved to 1.0 (B). RD = retinal detachment.
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In the left eye, a giant retinal tear of approximately 140  was observed in the margin of the lattice degeneration in the upper intermediate periphery, which resulted in bullous RD at the 2 upper quadrants (Fig. 1A). Post-surgery, the corrected VA improved to 1.0 (Fig. 1B).
PMC6358349_02
Intraoperative findings and postoperative fundus photograph of the right eye in Case 2. A giant tear of approximately 140  in the lattice degeneration margin of the upper intermediate periphery and bullous RD was observed (A). After vitreous surgery, the retina was successfully reattached and the postoperative corrected visual acuity improved to 1.0 (B). RD = retinal detachment.
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When the vitreous hemorrhage was removed, a giant retinal tear of approximately 140  in the lattice degeneration margin of the upper intermediate periphery and bullous RD was observed (Fig. 2A). Post-surgery, the corrected VA in his right eye improved to (1.0) (Fig. 2B).
Postoperative fundus photograph of the left eye in Case 2. Three years after surgery, RD occurred in the left eye due to multiple tears in the lattice degeneration margin and a vitrectomy was performed in order to achieve reattachment.
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Three years later, RD occurred in the left eye due to multiple tears in the lattice degeneration margin and a vitrectomy was performed in order to achieve reattachment (Fig. 3).