62 YOF reports "wavy" vision OS X 1 week with both glasses a | Figure 1

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62 YOF reports "wavy" vision OS X 1 week with both glasses and contacts. Photo 3 shows Macular OCT vertical OD. Photo 4 and 5 show macular OCT vertical and horizontal OS respectively. Macula photo on the left shows "yellow dot". Sent to Eval/Rx for VMT vs. stage II macular hole.

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