Right wet age macular degeneration (armd).
Treated with lucentis (visual outcome 6/36). A large PED remains as below.

Left wet armd.
The patient was being followed up as she had had Lucentis in the right eye, and did not complain of any visual disturbance in this left eye. She had developed wet age macular degeneration. This was therefore a chance finding.
The before and after treatment scans are shown below, with a fantastic response to lucentis, resulting in  a normal retinal appearance. Vision 6/9 before lucentis, 6/7.5 afterwards.
She will be followed up for the next few years, with a scan approximately every month. Further lucentis will be offered if the fluid returns.

See. The pigment layer detaches. This is often associated with a network of blood vessels. The recommended teatment of these is depends on certain factors.
This patient's left eye is a straightforward case...sudden loss of vision, ped/nsd, and treatment is strongly recommended.

Large PEDs, such as that in this patient's right eye, do not respond well to treatment.

Left eye