Figure 1

Clinical pictures from two Spanish patients. One Spanish patient showed evidence of optic nerve atrophy on the OCT (A) and in the ocular fundus (B), and a postoperative macular hole (C). On the right-hand side, the fundus of another Spanish patient showed signs of retinal and optic nerve atrophy and highly stenotic vessels (D); there is foveal disruption on the OCT (E) and pigmentary changes at the edge where octane contacted with the retina is also evident on autofluorescence (F) and angiofluorescein images (G).