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Fundus image showing hemorrhage in the fovea.
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A hemorrhage was found in the fundus at that time, so the patient was referred to our hospital, where a hemorrhage was observed in the fovea (Figure 1).
Submacular hemorrhage detected by optical coherence tomography.
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OD. Optical coherence tomography scanning of the right eye showed submacular hemorrhage (Figure 2).
Choroidal rupture observed after displacement.
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One day later, the hemorrhage had started to move out of the fovea, revealing a choroidal rupture beneath (Figure 3).
Optical coherence tomography showing intact macula.
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The macula was not damaged (Figure 4) and visual acuity improved to 20/16 by four months and 20/13 by seven months after the above treatment.