HOLES " at the macula are now generally assumed to be cysts in the central area-in the same way as crater-like " holes " of the disc are recognized as glial cysts at the nervehead. The cystic character of these holes is fairly obvious on ophthalmoscopic examination in some cases, and has been proved in some individual cases by slit-lamp microscopy of the fundus and by pathological examination
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