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case_images: Telangiectasias supero-temportal and nasal to the macula, with exudation not involving the macula In a patient with 2A Coats disease.
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case_images: Dilated fundus evaluation of the right eye revealed telangiectasia of the retinal vessels, with subretinal exudation in the superonasal quadrant, not involving the macula, as shown in Figure 1.
case_images: One week after the combined surgery of 360  scleral buckle with radial element, pars plana vitrectomy with silicone oil. The retina is attached with bleeding and residual exudation in the superonasal quadrant.
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case_images: Fundus imaging 1 week post-operation showed that the retina is attached with the presence of residual exudation in the superonasal quadrant, and OCT imaging illustrated that the fovea was successfully reattached, also showing the residual subretinal fluid on the temporal side (Fig. 2).
case_images: Six months following pars plana vitrectomy, scleral buckle, and silicon oil tamponade of the left eye with the vision improved to 20/30. No subretinal fluid or exudation in the OCT scan.
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case_images: Finally, at the 6-month post-vitrectomy follow-up, the retina was totally flattened, showing no signs of traction and exudative RD, as seen in Figure 3, and his vision improved to 20/30 BCVA with a refraction of +4.00 + 0.50cyl@85.