1. From: Tomographic Features of Macula After Successful Macular Hole Surgery
Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci ;54(4): doi: /iovs
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Comparisons of the cross-sectional images of the retina obtained 6 months after macular hole surgery with ILM peeling by SD-OCT and TD-OCT. A 54-year-old woman presented with a stage 4 macular hole in her left eye, and the visual acuity was 20/50 preoperatively and 6 months after surgery (Case 2). ILM peeling was performed after staining with indocyanine green. (A) Color fundus photograph, (B, C) Horizontal B-scan images through the central fovea obtained with SD-OCT (B) and TD-OCT (C). (D, E) Vertical B-scan images through the central fovea obtained with SD-OCT (D) and TD-OCT (E). Horizontal and vertical green lines in (A) indicate the scan lines for the horizontal (B) and vertical (D) SD-OCT images. Horizontal and vertical orange lines in (A) indicate the scan lines for horizontal (C) and vertical (F) TD-OCT images. Blue crossed lines indicate the borders of the 4 quadrants used to count the number of arcuate striae. Scan lengths for SD-OCT and TD-OCT were 9 and 6 mm, respectively. In the SD-OCT images, blue arrowheads point to the inner retinal defects limited to the RNFL, and red arrowheads to the inner retinal defects that extend beyond the RNFL into the GCL and IPL. In the TD-OCT images, the blue and red arrowheads indicate the points corresponding to the points that are pointed to by the arrowheads in the SD-OCT images. The red arrowhead in the temporal macula (B) points to an area with a complete loss of the RNFL and GCL. The depth of this damage is not evident in the TD-OCT image (C).
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