This is a catch-all term to describe hyperreflective signal intensity on an OCT. It can correspond to a choroidal neovascular membrane and/or hemorrhage and/or lipid and/or thick fibrin. Disruption of the photoreceptors is typical.
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This is a catch-all term to describe hyperreflective signal intensity on an OCT. It can correspond to a choroidal neovascular membrane and/or hemorrhage and/or lipid and/or thick fibrin. Disruption of the photoreceptors is typical.
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