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Total posterior synechia with seclusion pupillae and fundus obscuring cataract.
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Few months later, this progressed to panuveitis with fundus obscuring cataract, total posterior synechia, seclusion pupillae (Figure 1), and poor response to treatment.
((a) and (b)) B scan US of right eye and left eye.
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View through vitrectomy of the first eye.
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Synechiolysis and iris stretching prior to phacoemulsification with iris hooks & vitrectomy of the second eye.
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Phacovitrectomy (Figures 4(a) and 4(b)), vitreous biopsy, and subretinal biopsy (Figure 5) were done for the second eye.
Subretinal biopsy through vitrectomy.
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Phacovitrectomy (Figures 4(a) and 4(b)), vitreous biopsy, and subretinal biopsy (Figure 5) were done for the second eye.
Aspergillus niger growth.
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Culture of another subretinal sample yielded Aspergillus niger finally (Figure 6).