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Figure 1.

Color fundus photographs (Figure 1A, C) and corresponding optical coherence tomograms (Figure 1B, D) of highly myopic patients with a peripapillary intrachoroidal cavitation (PICC).

Note: triangular thickening of the choroid (white arrow in Figures B, D) with the base at the optic disc border; corresponding yellow-orange lesions (white arrow heads) on fundus photographs (Figure 1 A, C).

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Figure 2.

Color fundus photographs (Figure 2A, C) and corresponding optical coherence tomograms (Figure 2B, D) of patients with a pseudo-PICC (peripapillary intrachoroidal cavitation).

The round structure (Figure 2B, white arrow) and the tube-like structure (Figure 2D; white arrow) with low reflection on the optical coherence tomograms correspond to large choroidal vessels on the fundus photographs (Figure 2A. C; white arrow heads) and were not considered to be a PICC.

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