Figures & data
Figure 1 Optical coherence tomography of a tractional lamellar macular hole, characterized by epiretinal membrane with surface wrinkling, sharp intraretinal split, and “schisis-like” appearance.
![Figure 1 Optical coherence tomography of a tractional lamellar macular hole, characterized by epiretinal membrane with surface wrinkling, sharp intraretinal split, and “schisis-like” appearance.](/cms/asset/df065cfa-aadc-44b8-bd98-df4f95ff0913/doph_a_12176353_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2 Degenerative lamellar macular hole identified by round-edged intraretinal cavitation, “foveal bump”, and epiretinal proliferation of medium reflectivity.
![Figure 2 Degenerative lamellar macular hole identified by round-edged intraretinal cavitation, “foveal bump”, and epiretinal proliferation of medium reflectivity.](/cms/asset/1794a073-1c4d-405b-b7b7-94f2c9211786/doph_a_12176353_f0002_b.jpg)
Table 1 Studies on natural history of lamellar macular holes
Table 2 Studies describing surgical outcomes of vitrectomy for lamellar macular holes