Table 1. Diagnosis, MIOCT imaging findings and best scan size for imaging.

S. No: serial number; LE: left eye; RE: right eye; MIOCT: microscope-integrated optical coherence tomography; SRF: subretinal fluid

*Case 2 in which MIOCT could not image the equatorial inner retinal break.

S. No.	Posterior segment pathology	Laterality	Structural alteration on MIOCT	Scan sizes best suited for imaging of the pathology in (mm)
1	Post-traumatic macular scar	LE	Macular scar with disruption photoreceptor layer and retinal atrophy	4x4
*2	Juvenile retinoschisis	RE	Foveal retinoschisis	4x4 and 16x16
3	Coloboma with retinal detachment	LE	Identification of normal intercalary membrane	4x4 and 8x8
4	Superior retinal detachment	LE	Superior retinal detachment with foveal involvement with attached inferior parafovea	4x4
5	Post-traumatic macular pathology	RE	Foveal and parafoveal retinal atrophy	4x4
6	Retinal detachment	LE	Determination of SRF (preoperative), determination of residual SRF (immediate post-surgery) and attached macula with normal foveal contour (at one-month follow-up)	8x8 and 16x16 (preoperative), 8x8 and 16x16 (immediate post-surgery) and 4x4 and 8x8 (at one-month follow-up)
7	Juvenile retinoschisis with retinal detachment	RE	Retinal detachment and retinoschisis	16x16
8	Disc coloboma with retinal detachment	LE	Nasal retinoschisis with foveal detachment	4x4 and 16x16
9	Traumatic subretinal haemorrhage with foveal sparing	LE	Extent and height of subretinal haemorrhage and relative foveal sparing	4x4 and 8x8
10	Follow-up case of retinal detachment	RE	Attached macula with normal foveal contour	4x4, 8x8, 16x16