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This preoperative fundus photograph shows a partial-thickness macular hole.
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Fundus examination by slit lamp biomicroscopy showed that he had an epiretinal membrane at the macula in his right eye and a vitreomacular traction causing a partial-thickness macular hole in his left eye (Figure 1).
This preoperative optical coherence tomography image shows the presence of eccentric vitreomacular traction, a partial-thickness macular hole, intraretinal cysts, and a small retinal pigment epithelial detachment.
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The OCT examination of his left eye confirmed the clinically noted findings and showed that his left eye had thick vitreomacular traction, intraretinal cysts, and small retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) detachment (Figure 2).
This postoperative fundus photograph shows that the macular hole has been closed.
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After the operation, the hole closed clinically (Figure 3).
This postoperative optical coherence tomography image shows the absence of a partial-thickness macular hole, intraretinal cysts, and retinal pigment epithelial detachment.
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Three months after the operation, his OCT showed the absence of the partial-thickness macular hole and resolution of the intraretinal cysts and RPE detachment (Figure 4).