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Right eye full-thickness macular hole with cystic spaces and without any posterior vitreous detachment visible on OCT.
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Optical coherence tomography (OCT) was performed for the right eye, which revealed a full-thickness macular hole (stage 2) with cystic spaces suggesting an accumulation of secondary vitreous fluid and no posterior vitreous detachment (fig. 1).
Right eye OCT resolution of a macular hole at 6 weeks with a tiny residual and an outer lamellar defect in the outer retina due to the formation of the bridging of the retinal tissue, but without any posterior vitreous detachment or epiretinal membrane formation.
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OCT revealed the closure of the macular hole with the resolution of the cystic spaces and bridging of the inner retinal layers with lamellar defects without any posterior vitreous detachment or glial tissue proliferation (fig. 2).
Right eye OCT at 16 weeks, showing a persistent outer lamellar defect decreasing in size with further bridging of the retinal tissue proliferation.
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