Fig. 2.

a Intraoperative fundus photography: posterior pole and mid-periphery of the RE. Fungal infiltrate is visible temporally to the macula, and a smaller infiltrate can be appreciated inferotemporal to the macula. b–e Postoperative status at the 1-month follow-up. Postoperative color photographs of the anterior segment (b) and fundus (c) show a clear and quiet anterior segment and absence of retinal lesions. OCT scans reveal focal atrophy in the area where the larger infective focus was located (d) and the presence of an epiretinal membrane that does not alter the retinal thickness and profile of the macula (e).