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Plasma under the hyaloid membrane in the upper section. Shadowing due to concentrated blood cells in the lower section.
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Fremont, Calif., USA) (fig. 1). Interviewing the relatives of the patient revealed that she was disinterested in her baby, agitated, continuously crying and constantly complaining about the vision loss. Furthermore, she suffered from insomnia and an extreme decrease in self-care and self-esteem.
Rapid release of blood to the vitreous cavity after Nd:YAG laser shots to the detached hyaloid membrane.
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Consequently, the hemorrhage was rapidly released into the vitreous cavity (fig. 2).
Minimal cavitation between the internal limiting membrane and intact retina 1 month after Nd:YAG laser application.
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Although a full withdrawal of hemorrhage occurred, a minimal subhyaloid cavitation was still observable on SD-OCT (fig. 3).