PMC5778550_01
Slit-lamp photograph of the right eye showing inferonasal dislocated lens, superonasal diffuse bleb with scleral thinning (a and b) and anterior dislocated microphakic lens on dilatation (c). Left eye showing iridocorneal adhesion and aphakic lens status, superonasal diffuse bleb with scleral thinning (d and e) and inferonasal dislocated lens on dilatation (f)
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F1
Slit-lamp examination showed a diffuse conjunctival bleb near the limbus extending from 10 to 4 o'clock in the RE [Fig. 1a and b] and 8 to 1 o'clock in the LE [Fig. 1d and e] with superior scleral thinning in BEs. Dilated examination revealed microphakic-dislocated lens in the anterior chamber in the RE and inferonasal dislocated lens in the LE [Fig. 1c and f].
Corneal topography image of the right (a) and left (b) eye showing oblique astigmatism
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F2
Corneal topography and pachymetry (Orbscan, Bausch and Lomb, Orbtek Inc., UT, USA) were suggestive of oblique astigmatism in BE without evidence of corneal ectasia [Fig. 2a and b].
Anterior segment optical coherence tomography of the right (a) and left eye (b) showing aqueous pockets in subconjunctival and intrascleral spaces
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F3
Triton plus, Topcon, Tokyo, Japan) showed aqueous pockets in subconjunctival and intrascleral spaces in BEs [Fig. 3a and b]. There was no communicating fistula between the anterior chamber and subconjunctival space.