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From: Lamellar macular holes: evolving concepts and propensity for progression to full thickness macular hole

Fig. 2

Optical coherence tomography images of the right eye, (a, b) On presentation; shows a typical lamellar macular hole with irregular foveal contour with thinning, foveal cavity, epiretinal proliferation, and disruption of ellipsoidal layer and external limiting membrane. Epiretinal proliferation is seen as a thick homogeneous, isoreflective layer covered by a thin hyper-reflective line at the edges of the hole contiguous with inner retina (arrows). The detached posterior hyaloid is also seen. c On occurrence of full thickness macular hole; epiretinal proliferation at the hole edges (arrows) appears contiguous with the inner retina (arrows). d At 1 month post-surgery; the macular hole is closed, an outer retinal defect is seen

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