PMC9889655_01
Scanning laser ophthalmoscopic images showing extensive dense preretinal, intraretinal, and subretinal hemorrhages in both retinas. (A) The right eye shows subhyloid hemorrhages (white arrows), hemorrhages between ILM and retina (white arrow heads), hemorrhages within the retina (asterisks), and sub-retinal hemorrhages (stars). Yellow arrows point at Roth spots. (B) The left eye shows subhyloid hemorrhages (white arrows), hemorrhages between ILM and retina (white arrow heads), hemorrhages within the retina (asterisks), at sub-retinal hemorrhages (stars). Yellow arrows point at Roth spots.
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Dilated funduscopic examination revealed extensive dense preretinal, intraretinal, and subretinal hemorrhages in both eyes (Figure 1).
Optical coherence tomography (OCT) image during surgery shows serous retinal detachment in posterior fundus of the right eye. (A) Fundus imaging from the retina's view during surgery. (B) OCT imaging shows the horizontal B-scan of retina. (C) OCT imaging shows vertical B-scan of retina. Asterisks denote detachment of the neuroretina from the retinal pigment epithelium.
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Dublin, CA, USA) (Figure 2). During surgery, the dense vitreous haze contained hemosiderin with blood clots adherent to the retina.
Retinal and optical coherence tomography (OCT) images showing retinal changes after vitrectomy. (A,H) Show retinal imaging by scanning laser ophthalmoscopy at 2 months. Yellow boxes in (A,H) show the area of OCT scanning in (C,J) with bule lines indicating the location of B-scans in (F,M). (B-D) Show retinal thickness maps of right eye at 1 month, 2 months, and 6 months after vitrectomy. The color bars are shown above the panels. (E-G) Show horizontal OCT B-scans in the macular fovea of right eye. Yellow arrow heads show where hard exudates in the macular gradually absorbed without damage to outer retina. (I-K) Show retinal thickness maps of left eye at 1 month, 2 months, and 6 months after vitrectomy. (L-N) Show horizontal OCT B-scans in macular fovea of left eye. Red arrows show nasal macular edema after vitrectomy. Purple arrows show temporal macular atrophy.
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In left eye, temporal macular atrophy was observed after reattachment of the retina (Figure 3).