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Ocular fundus images from a patient with Terson syndrome with no cerebral hemorrhage. Color fundus photography showed peripheral preretinal hemorrhage, macula lutea and optic papilla traction in the patient's (A) right and (B) left eyes prior to vitrectomy. Two months subsequent to the vitrectomy, the retinal traction was released in the patient's (C) right and (D) left eyes. Prior to the vitrectomy, fundus fluorescence angiography (Spectralis HRA; Heidelberg Engineering GmbH, Heidelberg, Germany) showed that the vitreous hemorrhage blocked the fluorescence in the peripheral retina of the patient's (E and F) right and (G and H) left eyes. In addition, optical coherence tomography showed retinal detachment, macula lutea and optic papilla traction in the (I) right and (J) left eyes. Two months subsequent to the vitrectomy, optical coherence tomography showed retinal nerve fiber layer detachment in the macula lutea in the patient's (K) right and (L) left eyes.
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The patient's ophthalmic signs were as follows: Peripheral vitreous hemorrhage, peripheral preretinal hemorrhage, macula lutea and optic papilla traction and tractional retinal detachment (Fig. 1A, B and E-J). Inc, Dublin, CA, USA), demonstrated retinal nerve fiber layer detachment in the macula lutea (Fig. 1C, D, K and L). Informed consent was obtained from the patient for the procedure and publication of the study.