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Figure 1 Imaging examinations. A: Left eye fundus examination highlighting retinal edema and local retinal detachment; B: Right eye fundus examination without any remarkable findings; C: Left eye optical coherence tomography (OCT) showing choroidal folds and serous retinal detachment from the inferior to superior; D: Left eye OCT showing choroidal folds and serous retinal detachment from temporal to nasal; E: Red light free image of fluorescein angiography (FA) showing a dark area in the macula of the left eye; F: Final phases of FA showing no leakage in the choroid or retina of the left eye; G: Ultrasound showing “T-sign” (indicated by the orange arrow) in the left eye.

Figure 2 Ozurdex in the inferior of the vitreous cavity.

Figure 3 Optical coherence tomography and ultrasonography. A: Retinal pigment epithelium and inner segment/outer segment layer in the nasal side of the macula were broken off (orange arrow); B: Total regression of the serous macular detachment of the left eye; C: Ultrasonography showed normal findings.