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. 2021 Apr 26;11:8973. doi: 10.1038/s41598-021-88372-8

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Decision tree classified by the factors associated with the complete resolution of subretinal fluid (SRF). In this study, the overall complete resolution of SRF within 6 months after SRT was 46 out of 77 cases (59.7%). For patients with focal leakage on FA (n = 42), the complete resolution of SRF was seen in 33 cases (78.6%) whereas those with diffuse leakage (n = 35) that was seen in 13 cases (37.1%). For the non-smoker patients with focal leakage (n = 20), complete resolution of SRF was seen in 18 cases (90.0%), whereas for the smoker patients (n = 22) that was seen in 15 cases (68.2%). For the non-smoker patients with diffuse leakage (n = 22), complete resolution of SRF was seen in 10 cases (45.5%), whereas for the smoker patients (n = 22) that was seen only in 3 cases (23.1%).