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. 2023 Oct 19;38(5):1014–1016. doi: 10.1038/s41433-023-02792-6

Table 1.

Demographics, imaging, and surgical outcomes of optic pit maculopathy.

Case no. Age/Sex Duration of symptoms BCVA at presentation FAF hypofluorescence OCT FF (DRPEA) PPV details Follow-up (months) Final Snellen BCVA
1 47/M Few years 2/60 Confluent, very large ORS + Not performed 2/60
2 20/F Several months 6/60 Confluent, very large SRF + JPL + ILMP + SF6 3 6/12
3 17/M 8 years 6/24 Confluent large MLS, OLH, thin roof, SRF + JPL + ILMP + C3F8 22 6/12
4 22/M Several months 6/24 Confluent, large ORS, SRF +

JPL + nasal

ILMP + SF6

9 6/24
5 25/M 6 years 6/36 Confluent, large MLS, OLH, thin roof, SRF + JPL + ILMP + SF6 78 6/18
6 46/M 3 years 3/60 None MLS, OLH, thin roof, SRF JPL + ILMP + SF6 14 6/36
7 19/M 3 months 6/18 None MLS, OLH, thin roof, SRF JPL + ILMP + SF6 12 6/6
8 10/M 1 year 6/24 None MLS, OLH, thin roof JPL + ILMP + SF6 13 6/9

BCVA best-corrected visual acuity, FAF fundus autofluorescence, OCT optical coherence tomography, FF fundus photograph, DRPEA diffuse retinal pigment epithelial atrophy, PPV pars plana vitrectomy, ORS outer retinal schisis, SRF subretinal fluid, JPL juxtapapillary laser, ILMP internal limiting membrane peeling, SF6 sulfur hexafluoride, MLS multilayered schisis, OLH outer lamellar hole, C3F8 perfluoropropane.