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Macular vortex veins are rare anatomical variants found in highly myopic eyes, with their pathogenesis being debated between congenital and acquired origins.
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A 51-year-old myopic female presented with floaters and was found to have a macular vortex vein in her left eye, with normal visual acuity.
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Multimodal imaging techniques, including ultra-widefield color fundus photography, ICGA, and SS-OCTA, were utilized to evaluate the macular vortex vein.
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SS-OCTA provided detailed visualization of the choroidal vessel architecture and the morphology of the vortex vein lumen.
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The patient was reassured about the benign nature of the macular vortex vein, with no treatment required and annual follow-up advised.
