Assessment of the vitreoretinal interface has been greatly aided by the development of optical coherence tomography, in 1995. This imaging technology has allowed us to study involutional and disease processes that were previously unrecognizable by biomicroscopy and ultrasonography alone.This article will review these studies and illustrate the usefulness of optical coherence tomography in the evaluation of the vitreoretinal interface.

To describe the diagnosis and management of a optic disc haemorrhage probably caused by an acute and spontaneous posterior vitreous detachment. A single case-report of an optic disc haemorrhage probably caused by an spontaneous posterior vitreous detachment, in order to discuss the diagnosis, management and prognosis. Optic disc haemorrhage regression was observed after 6 hours of evolution without relapsing signals during the subsequent registers. The Scanning Laser Ophthalmoscopy revealed as an advanced alternative and efficient method in the vitreous detachment […]