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(A) Macular time-domain optical coherence tomography linear scan demonstrated several chorioretinal folds (arrows) in the posterior pole after an intravitreal injection (IVI). (B) Four months later, a new IVI was performed and the fundoscopic examination revealed large chorioretinal folds with marked ocular deformation. (C) After the treatment, macular time-domain optical coherence tomography linear scan and (D) fundoscopic examination showed the resolution of the previously seen chorioretinal folds.
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Fundoscopy and OCT-scans revealed posterior pole chorioretinal folds (Figure 1A). Chorioretinal folds in the posterior pole were present, even more prominently this time (Figure 1B). The patient recovered well (Figure 1C and D) and presented BCVA of 6/12 and an IOP of 12mmHg.