Pathologic myopia and Macular hole

Pathologic myopia with a macular hole can lead to significant visual impairment. Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) often shows a mirroring artifact due to the increased curvature of the posterior pole structures. This artifact complicates the assessment, but careful analysis can still provide valuable information about the extent and impact of the macular hole. #PathologicMyopia #MacularHole #OCT #MirroringArtifact #RetinaImaging…

https://retinography.org/pathologic-myopia-and-macular-hole/

Pathologic myopia

Pathologic myopia presents distinctive features on Fundus Autofluorescence (FAF) imaging. Blue FAF shows moderate hyperautofluorescence in the region of the posterior staphyloma, while green FAF reveals marked hypoautofluorescence in areas corresponding to chorioretinal atrophy plaques. These differences highlight various aspects of retinal and choroidal changes in pathologic myopia. #PathologicMyopia #FAFBlue #FAFGreen #Hyperautofluorescence…

https://retinography.org/pathologic-myopia-2/