Early imaging of a macular hole following vitrectomy with primary silicone oil tamponade
Clinical ophthalmology2011Vol. 5, pp. 1637–1637
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Abstract
OCT Images of a macular hole in the early postoperative period have been successfully obtained. Macular holes can close within 24 hours postoperatively and show morphological changes that may be predictive of closure within 20 minutes postoperatively.
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