Figure 2. The ocular B-ultrasonography and fundus changes post posterior draining sclerotomy.

A: Hemorrhage recurrence in the subchoroidal space of the right eye. Choroidal detachment reduced a lot in the left eye. B: Ultra-widefield fundoscopy showed two brown-red dome shaped chorioretinal detachment in the nasal and temporal sides covering the posterior the right eye. The fundus looked flat in the left eye, with visible optic disc. C: One week after posterior draining sclerotomy, the B-ultrasonography indicated that the choroidal detachment obviously reduced in the right eye, leaving a mild retinal detachment. There was no abnormal sign in the left eye on B-ultrasonography. D: On the two-month follow-up, the B-ultrasonography showed flat fundus in both eyes.