Fig. 3

Fundus photographs and optical coherence tomographic images of a 54-year-old man with subretinal deposits after vitrectomy for a rhegmatogenous retinal detachment (RRD). a: Preoperative widefield image showing a superior and inferior bullous RRD with a superior retinal break within a demarcation line (arrow). Vision has decreased to 20/50 due to the macula-off RRD. b: Preoperative fundus autofluorescence (FAF) image showing hypofluorescent area corresponding to the RRD (arrow) and hyperfluorescent area (arrowheads) at the demarcation line and the inferior edge of the RRD. c: Preoperative fundus FAF image showing hypofluorescent particles (arrowheads) within the area of retinal detachment d: Postoperative FAF image at 4 months showing multiple hypofluorescent particles (arrowheads). f: Postoperative horizontal OCT image at 2 months showing hyperreflective subretinal deposits (arrowheads) corresponding to the hypofluorescent particles (e, arrowheads) in monitor FAF image of Silverstone OCT