Lucy, an active woman in her late sixties living in England, became worried when her vision started to deteriorate. After cutting her finger while preparing vegetables, falling when outside, scalding herself while making coffee and struggling to read print or watch television, she concluded that she needed help.
Referral
She made an appointment with her usual optometrist in the hope that her prescription needed changing. During the examination the optometrist noted macular changes and an OCT scan undertaken in practice identified an epi-retinal membrane that could be contributing to her distorted vision (see figure 1). He referred her to an ophthalmologist.
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