Fig. 4

Series of fundus photos of Case 4, a 63-year-old woman who presented with rhegmatogenous retinal detachment of the left eye. A preoperative fundus photo showed localized retinal detachment at the mid-peripheral retina of the superotemporal quadrant and a tear was positioned along the large superior temporal retinal vein and appeared strongly attached to the vitreous (A). The retinectomy site, surrounding fresh laser burns, and tamponading air were visible in the fundus photo on postoperative day one (B). A retinal dot hemorrhage was visible in the temporal periphery at four weeks postoperatively (C) and had progressively worsened at eight (D) and ten (E) weeks postoperatively. The retinal dot hemorrhage was almost completely resolved at one year follow up (F)