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Slit lamp photograph of the left eye of the patient in Case Report 1 with shallow anterior chambers.
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Anterior segment examination revealed corneal epithelial edema, shallow anterior chambers, sluggishly reacting pupils, and posterior chamber intraocular lenses in both eyes (Figures 1(a) and 1(b)).
B-scan USG of patient in Case Report 1 with choroidal detachments on presentation.
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B-scan ultrasonography revealed 360-degree peripheral shallow choroidal detachment (Figure 2).
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Right eye of the patient in Case Report 2: B-scan ultrasonography shows shallow choroidal detachment.
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Peripheral choroidal detachments persisted but reduced considerably and were confirmed by ultrasonography B-scan (Figures 3 and 4).
Left eye B-scan of Patient 2: ultrasonography shows asteroid hyalosis and shallow choroidal detachment.
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Peripheral choroidal detachments persisted but reduced considerably and were confirmed by ultrasonography B-scan (Figures 3 and 4).
Right eye (Patient 2) B-scan ultrasosonography shows normal features suggesting resolution of choroidal detachment following withdrawal of chlorthalidone.
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The fundus appeared normal and serous choroidal detachments had resolved completely in both eyes, confirmed by ultrasonography B-scan (Figures 5 and 6).
Left eye (Patient 2) B-scan ultrasonography shows resolution of choroidal detachment.
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The fundus appeared normal and serous choroidal detachments had resolved completely in both eyes, confirmed by ultrasonography B-scan (Figures 5 and 6).