Question: What best describes the structural status of the macular architecture?

Choices:
A. Structurally intact and continuous with preserved morphology
B. Mildly irregular but generally preserved
C. Structurally disorganized with localized disruption
D. Severely disrupted with a full-thickness defect or marked structural loss

Answer: C


Question: What is the structural status of the macular architecture?

Choices:
A. Structurally intact and continuous with preserved morphology
B. Mildly irregular but generally preserved
C. Structurally disorganized with localized disruption
D. Severely disrupted with a full-thickness defect and marked structural loss

Answer: D


Question: What is the structural status of the macular architecture?

Choices:
A. Severely disrupted with a full-thickness defect and subretinal fluid
B. Mildly irregular but generally preserved with some subfoveal fluid
C. Structurally intact and continuous with preserved morphology
D. Structurally disorganized with localized disruption and normal foveal contour

Answer: A


Question: What is the structural status of the foveal architecture?

Choices:
A. Structurally intact and continuous with preserved morphology
B. Mildly irregular with preserved foveal contour
C. Disorganized with localized disruption and intraretinal fluid
D. Severely disrupted with a full-thickness macular hole

Answer: D


Question: What best describes the macular structural organization in this OCT image?

Choices:
A. Structurally intact and continuous with preserved foveal contour
B. Mildly irregular with preserved general retinal layering
C. Structurally disorganized with localized full-thickness discontinuity
D. Severely disrupted with extensive cystic changes and architectural loss

Answer: D


Question: What best describes the structural status of the foveal architecture?

Choices:
A. Structurally intact and continuous with preserved morphology
B. Mildly irregular but generally preserved with slight thickening
C. Structurally disorganized with localized disruption and intraretinal cystoid changes
D. Severely disrupted with a full-thickness defect and complete architectural loss

Answer: D


Question: What is the structural status of the foveal architecture?

Choices:
A. Severely disrupted with a full-thickness defect and marked structural loss
B. Structurally disorganized with localized disruption and loss of foveal contour
C. Mildly irregular but generally preserved with an intact foveal depression
D. Structurally intact and continuous with preserved morphology

Answer: A