PMC4333543_01
Right eye fundus showing hyperemic optic disc (blue arrow) with surrounding chorioretinal lesions (yellow arrow), full thickness macular hole with serous macular detachment (red arrow) and hard exudates at macula in stellate pattern
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F1
The rest of the retina was unremarkable [Figure 1].
Spectral domain optical coherence tomography of right macula showing full thickness macular hole with subretinal fluid with epiretinal membrane (red arrow)
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F2
There was also an epiretinal membrane that was adherent to the retina [Figure 2].
Fundus of the right eye 6 weeks after treatment with oral prednisolone showing disc pallor (blue arrow) and a larger macular hole with subretinal fluid (red arrow)
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F3
However, there was an increase in the size of macular hole with persistence of subretinal fluid [Figure 3].
Spectral domain optical coherence tomography of the right macula at 6 weeks showing an increase in size of macular hole with persistent epiretinal membrane (red arrow)
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SD-OCT of the macula showed an increase in the macular hole size with persistence of epiretinal membrane [Figure 4].