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Original Research

Early centripetal displacements of capillaries in macular region caused by internal limiting membrane peeling

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Pages 755-763 | Published online: 27 Apr 2018

Figures & data

Figure 1 Pre- and postoperative OCTA image showing the FAZ and four polygonal areas surrounding the fovea.

Notes: (A) Preoperative image. (B) Postoperative image. All areas decreased after the surgery, and the shapes of the corresponding polygonal areas are very similar pre- and postoperatively.
Abbreviations: OCTA, optical coherence tomography angiography; FAZ, foveal avascular zone.
Figure 1 Pre- and postoperative OCTA image showing the FAZ and four polygonal areas surrounding the fovea.

Table 1 Demographics of the patients and their characteristics before and after the surgery

Figure 2 Sequential changes in the FAZ area during the follow-up period (n=6).

Notes: The course of the postoperative decrease of the FAZ area can be fit by a hyperbolic curve in all cases (circle, Case 1; upward triangle, Case 2; downward triangle, Case 3; plus, Case 4; square, Case 5; diamond, Case 6).
Abbreviation: FAZ, foveal avascular zone.
Figure 2 Sequential changes in the FAZ area during the follow-up period (n=6).

Table 2 A hyperbolic curve from the course of the postoperative decrease of the FAZ area

Figure 3 Association between pre- and postoperative FAZ areas and polygonal areas in the ILM-peeled eyes (n=7).

Notes: (A) The pre- and postoperative five areas can be fit by a regression line in all cases (circle, Case 1; plus, Case 4; square, Case 5; diamond, Case 7; downward triangle, Case 8; upward triangle with square, Case 9; star, Case 10). (B) The pre- and postoperative five imaginary radii can also be fit by a regression line in all cases (circle, Case 1; plus, Case 4; square, Case 5; diamond, Case 7; downward triangle, Case 8; upward triangle, Case 9; star, Case 10).
Abbreviations: FAZ, foveal avascular zone; ILM, internal limiting membrane.
Figure 3 Association between pre- and postoperative FAZ areas and polygonal areas in the ILM-peeled eyes (n=7).

Table 3 A linear regression line from the pre- and postoperative five areas

Table 4 A regression line from the pre- and postoperative five imaginary radii

Table 5 Association between pre- and postoperative distance from the foveal center

Figure 4 Corresponding positions of bifurcations of the capillaries from pre- and postoperative 6×6 mm OCTA en face images including fovea and disc in Case 6.

Notes: (A) Pre- and (B) postoperative images. Red, preoperative; blue, postoperative. Composite images were made by overlapping pre- and postoperative positions of the bifurcations. Centering in the (C) foveal center and (E) center of the disc center. Red and blue points were extracted for centering (D) in the foveal center and (F) in the disc center (F).
Abbreviation: OCTA, optical coherence tomography angiography.
Figure 4 Corresponding positions of bifurcations of the capillaries from pre- and postoperative 6×6 mm OCTA en face images including fovea and disc in Case 6.

Figure 5 The association between pre- and postoperative distance from the foveal center or the disc center in Case 6.

Notes: (A) Centering in the foveal center. The pre- and postoperative distance can be fit by a regression line (y=1.017x−0.107; R2=0.996). (B) Centering in the disc center. The pre- and postoperative distance can be fit by a regression line (y=0.956x+0.024; R2=0.997).
Figure 5 The association between pre- and postoperative distance from the foveal center or the disc center in Case 6.