Fig. 15.

Multimodal imaging in closed-globe blunt ocular trauma subject WW_0923. The location of the en face OCT shown in (D) is outlined on the fundus photograph (A). En face imaging in this subject revealed a tripetaloid EZ disruption centered at the fovea (D). Dashed lines on (D) indicate locations of the horizontal and vertical B-scans (B and C), whereas the square represents the area shown in (E–G). Confocal AOSLO imaging revealed a similarly shaped, although enlarged, region of nonwaveguiding photoreceptors (F). Split-detector imaging revealed a nearly contiguous mosaic of photoreceptors, which change dramatically in size within a small area (G). There is only one small region at the bottom right corner of the disruption, where there seems to be a complete absence of photoreceptor structure (G). B–D. Scale bars = 200 μm. E–G. Scale bars = 100 μm. Reproduced from Scoles et al. (2016) with license from Wolters Kluewer Health Inc. Please note the Creative Commons license does not apply to this content. Use of the material in any format is prohibited without written permission from the publisher, Wolters Kluwer Health, Inc. Please contact permissions@lww.com for further information.