Gladiolus in the fundus.  Ultra-widefield full-range OCT angiography of neovascularization secondary to BRVO.

Fig 1. The slab of the superficial retinal vessel complex fully revealed the non-perfusion area.

Fig 2. Switching to the segmentation of the vitreous layer, neo vessels could be seen in the details growing from the occluded retinal vein to the vitreous, just like a bloom of gladiolus.

Fig 3. Cross section showed the neovascular membrane dragging the retina.

All the high-resolution images were captured once by a single 24 mm x 20 mm OCTA within 15 seconds (HD mode).

Captured by 400kHz SS-OCTA BMizar from TowardPi Medical.

Case courtesy of: Dr. Yajian Duan, Shanxi Bethune Hospital.

Editor: Dr. Chloe Li, TowardPi Medical