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Widefield fundus photo of the right eye demonstrating intravitreal hemorrhage, vitreous debris, scattered intraretinal hemorrhage in the macula, and multiple areas of retinoschisis.
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Dilated fundus examination revealed new vitreous debris with hemorrhage, stable areas of retinoschisis temporally and inferiorly with outer retinal holes and areas of vitreoretinal traction, and scattered intraretinal hemorrhages along the arcade within the macula and in the near periphery (Figure 1).
Widefield fluorescein angiography of the right eye demonstrating blocked fluorescence from vitreous debris and hemorrhage, with mild decreased perfusion at the areas of retinoschisis, and multiple areas of blocked fluorescence from intraretinal hemorrhage in the macula and near the periphery. There is no visible leakage.
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Widefield fluorescein angiography demonstrated pinpoint areas of late leakage corresponding to new pockets of subretinal fluid, stable mild leakage from vessels at junctional areas of vitreoretinal traction, and nonperfusion at peripheral areas of schisis (Figure 2).
SD-OCT of the right eye at baseline (a; top) and after acute vitreous hemorrhage (b; bottom). (a) Retinoschisis in the inferior macula. (b) Intraretinal hemorrhage collecting within prior areas of schisis, with a focal serous neurosensory detachment.
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Widefield fundus photo of the right eye showing the resolution of vitreous hemorrhage, vitreous debris, and intraretinal macular hemorrhages.
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SD-OCT of the right eye demonstrating the resolution of subretinal fluid seen in Figure 3.
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Repeat SD-OCT showed the resolution of the subretinal fluid cavities and intraretinal hemorrhages (Figure 5).