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case_images: A dilated fundus examination revealed a pigmented (a), lobulated (b), and freely floating vitreous cyst which moved when the patient kept staring (c and d). Notice the dark dot which is obvious in Figures (a) and (c). This probably represents the former attachment of the vitreous cyst.
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case_images: The fundus examination revealed the presence of a pigmented, lobulated, and mobile cystic structure with an uneven surface in the right eye (Figure 1(a-d)). The presence of a black dot on its surface, as depicted in Figure 1(a), indicated the location of its previous attachment site.
case_images: Anterior segment optical coherence tomography of the patient in a 1-year follow-up, which shows the vitreous cyst of the right eye with the exact size (a), the infrared image in a 1-year follow-up of the right eye showing the same findings (b).
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case_images: In the 1-year follow-up, complete ophthalmological examinations and imaging such as infrared (IR) and anterior segment optical coherence tomography (Figure 2), IR video (IR video is available in Supplemental Material 2), and B-scan (B-scan video is available in Supplemental Material 3) were performed, and the size of the lesion was reported to be the same (3 x 3 mm).