OCT showing a lamellar macular hole in both #Eyes with sligh | Figure 1

OCT showing a lamellar macular hole in both #Eyes with slightly decreased #Vision (OD: 0.80, OS: 0.90). First OCT is the right #Eye, second OCT is the left #Eye. Holes are long-existing, therefore the patient has no complaints about its vision.

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