Purpose: To describe a unique case of drusen resolution accompanying the spontaneous closure of an eccentric full-thickness macular hole (FTMH).
Methods: This study is a case report.
Results: A 71-year-old male exhibited confluent drusen in the right eye beneath the fovea. During regular follow-up, an eccentric FTMH developed in the right eye and closed spontaneously. Concurrently, the confluent drusen showed rapid regression without signs of geographic atrophy or macular neovascularization. Visual acuity remained stable throughout the monitoring period.
Conclusion: This case suggests that drusen regression can occur alongside spontaneous FTMH closure without surgical intervention. This adds to the current understanding of the pathology and treatment for drusen.