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What is In a patient with iridocyclitis, which of the following type of synechiae result in iris bombe formation? and explain in detail?
Ring (annular) posterior synechiae result in a 360 degree adhesion of pupillary margin to the anterior capsule of lens. Due to this, aqueous humor collects behind the iris and pushes it forwards resulting in iris bombe formation. Ref: Ophthalmology By A K Khurana, 4e page 143.