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and 
Fundus non-browsable.Marks:
For the assignment, the commands represented by:
1. A square of uniform color, corresponds to an area.
2. A dotted square corresponds to the assignment of different areas with the help of a dynamic rectangle.
3. An annulus corresponds to the assignment of all areas located at the same distance from the center.
, and Fundus non-browsable.
and 
Unassigned area. Only used for the filter.
and 
Attached retina.
and 
Arterial ischaemia.
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and 
(with 
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and 
; 
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and 
) Retinal detachment with 3 degrees of volume, from less to more. You can assign an area, with 
, when you click on an area, this take the value of the last volume chosen. With an area assigned as the detachment, if you click the right button, this area changes the volume of detachment.
and 
Retinal detachment in any volume. Only used for the filter.
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Retinoschisis.
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Anterior retinal displacement.
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Choroidal detachment.
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total, and 
and 
partial of vitreous .
and 
total, and 
and 
partial of another media.
Demarcation line. It produces a sequence of these marks with the help of a dynamic line.
Intraretinal cyst. Same as above with the help of a dynamic ellipse.
Elschnig spots. With the help of a dynamic ellipse.
Siegrist streaks. With the help of a dynamic ellipse.
Retinal break, of any type. Only used for the filter.
Hole: Resizable.
Macular pseudohole. Resizable.
Tear: Resizable.
Great tear: It produces a sequence of these marks with the help of a dynamic line.
Dialysis. Similar to above using a dynamic curve where the start and end points are assigned to the ora serrata points (points that the user has drawn coinciding exactly with the ora or closest to it).
All resizables:
Of any type. Only used for the filter.
Lattice or Reticular.
Vitreoretinal tuft.
Snail-track.
Of any type. Only used for the filter.
Paving-stone.
Retinal pigment epithelial (RPE) hyperplasia - hyperpigmentation.
Microcystoid.
Drusen.
Snowflake.
Honeycomb.
White without pressure.
Retinal thinning.
Each of the three types (hyaloid, fibrous and fibrovascular) can be:
And also drawn:
1. 
Single lesion.
2. 
Following a curve. That curve is drawn with a dynamic curve of two points.
3. 
Drawing 90º. Clicking on the quarter of an hour is drawn in a quarter circle.
4. 
Drawing a circumference (360º).
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Hyaloid.
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Fibrous.
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Fibrovascular.
For the filter can be used in addition:
Any type of TRD.
Vitreous traction. Redirecting.
Retinal. Redirecting.
Focus of retinal contraction.
Tractional retinal detachment. With the help of a dynamic line.
Pigmented vitreous. With the help of a dynamic ellipse.
Rigid retina. It produces a sequence of these marks with the help of a dynamic line.
Rolled/irregular edge of retinal break. For your assignment, click a retinal break.
Focal.
Diffuse. With the help of a dynamic ellipse.
Subretinal strand. It produces a sequence of these marks with the help of a dynamic line.
and 
(90 degrees) Circumferential fold. With the help of a dynamic curve (the first) or by clicking on the half hour to draw it in a quarter of circumference (the second).
and 
(90 degrees) Anterior. With the help of a dynamic curve (the first) or by clicking on the half hour to draw it in a quarter of circumference (the second).
Resizables by dynamic ellipse.
Mass (tumor, foreign body).
Nevus single; 
with drusen and 
with lipofuscin.
Any age-related maculopathy. Only used for the filter.
RPE hypopigmentation.
RPE hyperpigmentation.
Non-drusenoid RPE detachment.
Haemorragic RPE detachment.
Drusenoid RPE detachment.
Geographic atrophy.
Disciform scar.
All are resizable.
Classic CNV.
Occult CNV.
Atypical
CNV.
Retinal Angiomatous Proliferation (RAP).
Single polyp.
Cluster of polyps.
String of polyps.
Microaneurysm.
Macroaneurysm.
Arterial narrowing.
Arterial occlusion.
Optociliary shunt vessels.
Arteriovenous crossing.
Venous beading.
Venous tortuosity.
Periarteritis.
Periphlebitis.
Staphyloma: It will take the background color you have. Resizable.
Retinal pigmentation. Resizable.
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Hard druse. One and several with the help of a dynamic ellipse.
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Choroidoretinal exudate. One and several with the help of a dynamic ellipse.
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Subretinal fluid. One and several with the help of a dynamic ellipse.
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Macular edema and Cystic macular edema, respectively. Resizable.
Hemorrhage. Resizable.
Subhyaloid haemorrhage. Resizable.
Intra-retinal microvascular abnormality (IRMA).
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Flat and Elevated neovascularizations.
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Photocoagulation, one spot (actual and old, respectively).
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Photocoagulation, spots within an ellipse (actual and old, respectively). With the help of a dynamic ellipse.
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Photocoagulation, spots within an area (actual and old, respectively).
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Multiple photocoagulation (actual and old, respectively): If you click on a lesion, automatically marks around the lesion are drawn.
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Panphotocoagulation (actual and old, respectively).
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Photocoagulation 180º (actual and old, respectively).
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Cryocoagulation (actual and old, respectively): If you click on a lesion, cryocoagulation mark is automatically centered.
Complet: You can assign three positions: as focused on Ecuador's eye, or closer to the ora serrata, or closer to the macula, by clicking closer to them.
Partial: In each click is marked only the area of one hour. You can assign three positions as in the previous command.
Radial. With the help of a dynamic line.
Macular: Similar to the Complet scleral buckling, can be repositioned.
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(90º) Retinectomy: It produces a sequence of these marks with the help of a dynamic line (the first) or a dynamic curve (for the second), or clicking on the half hour to draw it in a quarter of circumference (for the third).
Retinotomy:
Exodrainage.
Endodrainage.