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Fundus photograph: Diabetic retinopathy
OCT B-scan: Pigment epithelial detachment with subretinal fluid

FundusDiabetic retinopathyBranch retinal vein occlusionCentral retinal vein occlusionRetinal detachment with giant tearProliferative diabetic retinopathy with tractionIntermediate AMD, drusen and pigment

OCTPigment epithelial detachment with subretinal fluidRPE tearFull-thickness macular hole

Fundus: Diabetic retinopathy. OCT: Pigment epithelial detachment with subretinal fluid.

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  3. 0:31

    Question Asked

    OD, new distortion for 3 days. Fluid? How soon to refer?

  4. 0:44

    Consult Submitted

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After submission a retina specialist accepts, reviews and signs. You are notified the moment the report is ready.

What You Send, and What Comes Back

Illustrative case. Images de-identified.

You send

Color fundus photograph of a right eye
OCT B-scan showing a full-thickness macular hole

3 images

OCT captured from the workstation screen, fundus from the camera

New central distortion OD for 3 weeks. Macular hole on OCT? How soon should I refer?

  • OD
  • Distortion
  • VA 20/60
  • Routine

You get back

Retina eConsult Report

Final, signed

Recommended disposition
Retina evaluation within 1-2 weeks
Image quality
Diagnostic

Impression

Full-thickness macular hole OD with cystic changes at the hole edges. No retinal detachment on the submitted images.

Additional evaluation

Surgical consultation; fellow-eye OCT at the visit.

Electronically signed by the reading retina specialist. Delivered as a PDF to view, print, download or fax.

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  • Fundus photograph showing a branch retinal vein occlusion

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