PMC3678943_01
Yellowish subretinal deposit resembling vitelliform lesions in the macula and outside the retinal arcade encroaching onto the fovea. Some of these lesions were connected by a tract to the area of previous horseshoe tears. Fluorescein angiography demonstrated blockage of dye, corresponding to residual subretinal fluid accumulation.
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Some of the lesions were encroaching the fovea and were connected by a tract to the area of the previous horseshoe tear, with evidence of a shallow layer of thick, yellowish subretinal fluid (Figure 1).
Optical coherence tomography showing the presence of subretinal fluid with hyper-reflective material corresponding to pseudovetilliform lesions sequestered between the retinal pigment epithelium and neurosensory layer.
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OCT showed shallow subretinal fluid with hyper-reflective material corresponding to the pseudovitelliform lesions sequestered between the retinal pigment epithelium and neurosensory layer (Figure 2).
Fundus examination showed a fat retina and retinal pigment epithelium mottling with faint scars corresponding to previous lesions. Fluorescein angiography showed a window defect and late staining corresponding to the retinal pigment epithelium mottling with faint scars.
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Fundus examination consistently showed a fat retina with retinal pigment epithelium mottling, and faint scars corresponding to previous lesions (Figure 3).
Optical coherence tomography showing complete resolution of subretinal fluid and disappearance of the subretinal deposits.
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OCT showed complete resolution of shallow subretinal fluid, and the subretinal deposit (Figure 4).