A ship formed bleed

This can be a fundus picture of the retina of a girl in her mid 60s with kind 2 diabetes who offered with visible disturbances in her left eye (fig 1). She had been recognized with diabetes 15 years earlier and had an HbA1c ranges constantly above her goal vary. She had not beforehand undergone diabetic retinopathy screening. The visible acuity of her left eye had decreased to twenty/200 and scattered haemorrhages and exudates have been discovered on funduscopy, with accompanying neovascularisation within the temporal macula (arrow). Initially, the bleeding was confined between the retina and the inner limiting membrane, a membrane that sits between the retina and the vitreous. This resulted in a particular boat formed look (*).1bmj;385/may16_10/e077450/F1F1f1Fig 1Haemorrhages confined throughout the inside limiting membrane are usually much less extreme and will have a greater prognosis than people who breach the membrane into the vitreous cavity.2 These pre-retinal bleeds could resolve spontaneously…