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Bullous serous retinal detachment with slit lamp funduscopy in the right eye (A) and in the left eye (B).
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In the examination of the left eye, there was a similar SRD including the temporal aspect of the retina and it was enlarging into the macula (Figure 1A and B).
B-scan ultrasonography confirms bullous serous retinal detachment in both eyes (A): right, (B): left.
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B-scan ophthalmic ultrasonography in accordance with fundus examination (Figure 2A and B). Both before and after the resolution of the detachment, the patient was asked to undergo an OCT examination at another hospital.
Optical coherence tomography (OCT) indicates minimal subretinal fluid in the right eye (A), minimal subretinal fluid and localized retinal pigment epithelium disruption in the left eye (B).
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Except for a minimal subretinal fluid in both eyes and a localized retinal pigment epithelium disruption in the left eye, OCT was considered normal (Figure 3A and B).