Fig. 5
From: Rhegmatogenous retinal detachment in Coats’ disease: a case report
Montage photograph of right eye at the end of last follow-up visit. The retina is completely reattached. The lipid exudation around the macula has subsided and there is a visible scar around the telangiectatic vessel following endophotocoagulation laser. The break in the temporal region is sealed and surrounded by chorioretinal scar. Subsequent SD-OCT of macula reveals resolution of the fluid and exudation with near normal restoration of the foveal anatomy