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    This study models fundus reflection during retinal detachment with hemorrhage. Mie scattering and Monte Carlo simulations reveal how light reflects from the vitreous and retina under these conditions.

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  • Utilized Monte Carlo simulation to model light reflection based on calculated optical parameters.
  • Defined three reflection types: vitreous, single retinal interface, and multiple retinal interface reflections.

    • Main Results:

    • Quantified optical properties of erythrocytes relevant to hemorrhage simulation.
    • Simulated fundus reflection patterns under conditions of retinal detachment.
    • Differentiated contributions of vitreous and retinal reflections to the overall fundus image.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed model provides insights into fundus reflection changes associated with retinal detachment and hemorrhage.
    • Mie scattering and Monte Carlo methods are effective for simulating complex optical phenomena in the eye.
    • Distinguishing reflection types aids in interpreting fundus images in pathological states.