NONTRAUMATIC MACULAR HOLES ASSOCIATED WITH TERSON SYNDROME

Abstract

From the Retina Service, Department of Eye Care Services, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Michigan. Presented as a scientific poster at the 2004 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Retina Specialists; San Diego, CA; August 16–24, 2004. The authors have no financial or proprietary interest in any of the materials, equipment, or medications mentioned in the report. Reprint requests: Alexander Rubowitz, 29477 Laurel Woods Drive, Number 207, Southfield, MI 48034; e-mail: [email protected] RETINA®, The Journal of Retinal and Vitreous Diseases, encourages authors to submit Brief Reports describing unusual findings, new techniques, and new instruments. Material submitted for consideration in this section of the journal is done so with the assumption that the data provided do not duplicate previously published material and that the material has not been submitted for consideration elsewhere. Each author must sign a disclosure to this effect (see Instructions to Authors for complete wording of transfer letter). Brief Reports submitted for this section of the journal may be subjected to the standard review process that is applied to other material submitted to RETINA®. Brief Reports should follow the requirements listed in the Instructions to Authors, with the following caveats: Brief Reports should not exceed 4 pages in length; no more than 5 references should be cited; and each Brief Report should include no more than 4 figures.