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Corneal topography of the right eye with subclinical keratoconus (a) and corneal topography of the left eye showing keratoconus (b).
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Corneal pachymetry measurements at the thinnest locations were 477 microns and 504 microns for the left and right eye, respectively (Figure 1).
OCT horizontal high-resolution image (a) and retinal thickness map (b) of the left eye showing central serous chorioretinopathy.
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The outer photoreceptor layer of the detached neurosensory retina above the clear subretinal space was irregularly thickened and granulated (Figure 2(a)). The retinal thickness ILM was increased in the horizontal meridian (Figure 2(b)).