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Posttraumatic giant macular hole
1Clinica David, Unidad Oftalmologica, Morelia, México.
Introduction:
Large macular holes secondary to blunt trauma are sometimes seen in young patients within the spectrum of alterations produced by ocular trauma.
Methods:
Observational case report. A 32-year-old woman who had received a blunt trauma (a blow from a fist) to her right eye 10 years previously had experienced a decrease in visual acuity ever since.
Results:
Clinical photographs, fluorescein angiography and optic coherent tomography images revealed a very large macular hole of approximately 1,920 μm in diameter.
Conclusion:
This case is an uncommonly large variant of a macular hole secondary to blunt trauma in a young patient.
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