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Preop infrared photograph of the right eye shows dense opacification of the vitreous
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Fig1
Examination revealed persistent anterior vitreous opacification and cells posterior to the IOL which were well-demonstrated on ASOCT (Figs. 1, 2).  
Pre-op and post-op anterior segment OCT of the right eye. Pre-op scan shows formed vitreous with debris, which was later biopsy proven for VRL. Post-operative scan shows complete resolution of the region
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Examination revealed persistent anterior vitreous opacification and cells posterior to the IOL which were well-demonstrated on ASOCT (Figs. 1, 2).  
Post-op a anterior segment photo and b red reflex photo of the right eye. Photos show resolution of the anterior vitreous debris following anterior vitrectomy
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Three weeks after his second vitrectomy, his vision was 20/100 with 2+ vitreous cell and mild haze, and the ASOCT of the anterior segment showed that the posterior capsule was still present and that there was resolution of the anterior vitreous cells and opacification (Figs. 3, 4).
Anterior segment OCT taken after second vitrectomy shows clearance of the anterior vitreous and a well visualized posterior capsule
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Three weeks after his second vitrectomy, his vision was 20/100 with 2+ vitreous cell and mild haze, and the ASOCT of the anterior segment showed that the posterior capsule was still present and that there was resolution of the anterior vitreous cells and opacification (Figs. 3, 4).