RIDGE-SHAPED MACULA PROGRESSING PARALLEL TO BRUCH MEMBRANE DEFECTS AND MACULAR SUPRACHOROIDAL CAVITATION
RIDGE-SHAPED MACULA PROGRESSING PARALLEL TO BRUCH MEMBRANE DEFECTS AND MACULAR SUPRACHOROIDAL CAVITATION
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与布鲁赫膜缺陷平行的脊状黄斑进展和黄斑脉络膜上空洞
DOI:
10.1097/iae.0000000000002404
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发表时间:
2018
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通讯作者:
Ohno-Matsui Kyoko
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作者:
Fang Yuxin;Du Ran;Jonas Jost B.;Watanabe Takashi;Uramoto Kengo;Yokoi Tae;Onishi Yuka;Yoshida Takeshi;Kamoi Koju;Ohno-Matsui Kyoko
Purpose:To report on a progressing ridge-shaped macula parallel to Bruch membrane defects and a macular suprachoroidal cavitation.Method:Single case report.Result:The right eye of a 54-year-old man with an axial length of 30.96 mm showed 2 extrafoveal Bruch membrane defects with a partial herniation of the retina into the choroidal space and an ophthalmoscopically yellowish area inferior to one of the Bruch membrane defects. Optical coherence tomography revealed a horizontal transfoveal ridge of the sclera, Bruch membrane, and macula and a deepening of the suprachoroidal space, corresponding to the ophthalmoscopically detectable yellowish area and fulfilling the criteria of a macular suprachoroidal cavitation. After a follow-up of 10 years, the height of the ridge increased parallel to a further deepening of the macular suprachoroidal cavitation and an increase in axial length by 0.67 mm.Conclusion:The findings support the notion of a progression of a ridge-shaped macula parallel to a further deepening of a macular suprachoroidal cavitation in an axially elongating eye.