Unexpected Sanctuary: Gas Bubble Entrapment in Morning Glory Disc

• By Danny Salgado Gómez
  Clinica oftalmologica del caribe
  Co-author(s): Dr. Pablo Chamartin, Retina Specialist, Clínica Oftalmológica del Caribe, Colombia.
• Uploaded on Sep 5, 2025.
• Last modified by Joshua Friedman on Sep 8, 2025.

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Condition/keywords

Morning Glory, intraocular gas, gas bubble, vitrectomy, Retinal Detachment

Photographer

Dr. Danny Salgado, Retina and Vitreous Fellow, Clínica Oftalmológica del Caribe, Colombia.

Imaging device

Fundus camera

Description

Fundus photograph of a 62-year-old male patient with Morning Glory syndrome in the right eye, who underwent vitrectomy, gas, and endolaser for posterior pole detachment. In the postoperative period, a gas bubble is observed within the optic disc, which persisted even after complete reabsorption of the intraocular gas.

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