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Left macula with dull foveal reflex and a few hemorrhages are indicated by arrows.
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There were a few round deep retinal hemorrhages in the left eye temporal to the optic disc along with a dull foveal reflex (Figure 1).
Localized left subfoveal neurosensory detachment.
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Optical coherent tomography (OCT) of both maculae showed a localized left subfoveal neurosensory detachment (Figure 2).
One week later, OCT showed normal foveal contour with no signs of neurosensory detachment.. Abbreviation: OCT, optical coherence tomography.
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LogMAR, while the unaided vision of the left eye had improved to 0.00 LogMAR, but was subjectively blurred. Left macular hemorrhages had resolved and OCT images showed normal foveal contour with no signs of neurosensory detachment (Figure 3).