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Fundus photograph of the left eye showing a tortuous retinal vein with a few retinal hemorrhages in the inferotemporal quadrant and macular edema.
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A fundus examination found a tortuous retinal vein with a few retinal hemorrhages in the inferotemporal quadrant and macular edema (Figure 1).
Fluorescein angiogram of the left eye showing cystoid macular edema, particularly in the temporal quadrant of the fovea.
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A fluorescein angiogram revealed cystoid macular edema, particularly in the temporal quadrant of the fovea (Figure 2).
Optical coherence tomography images of the left eye revealing (A) a partially separated posterior vitreous membrane pulling up the fovea and (B) a complete detachment of the posterior hyaloid with release of the vitreomacular traction.
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Optical coherence tomography (OCT) revealed a partially separated posterior vitreous membrane pulling up the fovea (Figure 3A). OCT scanning revealed a complete detachment of the posterior hyaloid with release of the vitreomacular traction (Figure 3B).