01/31/2026
A 7-year-old girl with microphthalmos presented with high hyperopia (+11.75 diopters in both eyes), anterior chamber depth (2.71 mm in the right eye [OD], 2.72 mm in the left eye [OS]), white-to-white (10.8 mm OD, 10.9 mm OS), short axial lengths (15.91 mm OD, 15.82 mm OS), and a best-corrected visual acuity of 0.2. Fundus imaging (A, B) revealed optic disc crowding with mildly tortuous and dilated retinal vessels. Ultra-widefield OCT angiography (C, D) showed absent foveal avascular zone and prominent foveal/perifoveal vessel tortuosity. Macular OCT (E, F) demonstrated absence of the foveal pit with mild elevation and subfoveal thickened choroids (590 μm OD, 582 μm OS), consistent with the short posterior segment.
From “Ultra-Widefield OCT Angiography Imaging in Pediatric Microphthalmos Using Swept-Source OCT” by Bingfeng Wang, MD, Xiuhua Liu, MD, Lei Gao, MD. Published by Ophthalmology Retina online on September 10, 2025.
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