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Ophthalmoscopy of the right eye shows a well-defined round foveal area that was slightly elevated with respect to the perifoveal retina (a). SD-OCT establishes a full-thickness macular hole with elevated edges of the lesion, a small accumulation of intraretinal fluid in the perilesional area, and no subretinal fluid cuff (b).
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Indirect ophthalmoscopy revealed a well-defined round foveal area that was slightly elevated with respect to the perifoveal retina (Figure 1(a)). SD-OCT confirmed a full-thickness macular hole with a relatively big diameter (603 microm) and elevated edges of the lesion (Figure 1(b)).
SD-OCT exhibits a flattened and reattached hole rim around the whole circumference of the previous macular hole.
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SD-OCT revealed a flattened and reattached hole rim around the whole circumference of the previous macular hole (Figure 2).