Fig. 1
From: Spectral-domain optical coherence tomography characteristics of cystic retinal tuft
Images obtained from the left eye of a 21-year-old woman. A UWF pseudocolor image of one CRT (black arrow), outlined by the inset. B Pseudocolor image of magnification of CRT area outlined by the inset showing a focal, circular, cotton ball-like elevated lesion (black arrow). The green arrow indicates the section captured by the SD-OCT in (C, D). C Near-infrared scanning laser ophthalmoscopy image with green arrow show the position of SD-OCT cross-section. D SD-OCT image of the CRT showing a hyperreflective ovoid apical region containing hyporeflective cavities, which likely represents cystic regions (black arrow). At the apex, blurred hyperreflectivity represents vitreoretinal adhesion appearing to exert focal traction (open arrow). Shallow neuroepithelium detachment (open asterisk), a full-thickness retinal tear (black arrowhead). Decreased choroidal reflectivity at the level of the retinal elevation (open arrowhead)