Review Article

The Diagnostic Function of OCT in Diabetic Maculopathy

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SDOCT cross-sectional images of the macular vitreoretinal interface abnormalities in diabetic retinopathy. (a) Posterior vitreous detachment (arrow) and a small, localized epiretinal membrane (ERM). (b) A thin ERM that is separated from the retinal surface in multiple areas causing distortion to the inner retinal layers and flattening of the central foveal depression. (c) ERM with an extensive fibrosis (arrow). (d) A thick and taut ERM inducing cystoid DME. (e) A thin ERM together with macular pseudohole. (f) Preretinal fibrosis causing the formation of lamellar macular hole (asterisk). (g) Vitreomacular traction. (h) An extensive macular traction with cystoid DME.
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