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From: Optical coherence tomography based microangiography as a non-invasive imaging modality for early detection of choroido-neovascular membrane in choroidal rupture

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Color fundus photos of the right eye at presentation and OMAG image scan of the retina. a, d, h, l Show serial color fundus photos of the right eye, in progression postoperative month (POM) # 0, 1, 2 and 4, respectively. As the time elapses, there is visible clearing of the submacular hemorrhage s/p pneumatic displacement, however no obvious evidence of neovascular proliferation or gray subretinal tissue. b, c, e–g, i–k, m–o Show their respective OMAG image scans of approximately 6.5 × 6.5 mm2 in the macular region from the right eye. These images represented retinal microvasculature’s, presented in enface projection format, demonstrating the structural and microvascular information from the macula. Note that neovascular OMAG images were resulted from enface projecting the flow signals between RPE and Bruch’s membrane in which no blood vessels should be present in normal eyes

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