PMC3554994_01
Anterior and posterior keratometry map obtained with Pentacam HR in both eyes. Image was taken at the age of 25
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Posterior keratometric data were -5.5/-5.7 D on the right eye, -5.8/-5.3 D on the left eye [Fig. 1].
Anterior megalophthalmos at the age of 1. Corneal diameter is 17 mm
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The horizontal diameter of the cornea was 17.0 mm in both eyes [Figs. 2-4] at the age of 1, 9, and at the age of 25, too.
Bilateral anterior megalophthalmos. Image was taken at the age of 9. Significantly increased corneal diameter can be seen
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The horizontal diameter of the cornea was 17.0 mm in both eyes [Figs. 2-4] at the age of 1, 9, and at the age of 25, too.
Anterior megalophthalmos. Image was taken at the age of 3. Clear cornea and the significantly deep anterior chamber can be seen
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The horizontal diameter of the cornea was 17.0 mm in both eyes [Figs. 2-4] at the age of 1, 9, and at the age of 25, too.
Scheimpflug picture of anterior megalophthalmos. Scheimpflug picture and corneal pachymetry map shows the cornea thinner than the average. The extreme depths of the anterior chamber on both eyes are clearly shown
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Scheimpflug imaging method, which showed a central pachymetry value of 390 mum and a corneal thickness between 450-500 mum in the periphery [Fig. 5] in both eyes. Specular microscopy (EM-1000, Tomey) measured endothelial counts of 2450 cell/mm2 in both eyes. The angle of the chamber measured with Pentacam HR is an average of 50.70 and 54.90 (between 34.50 es 58.70 degree in both eyes) in the right and left eye [Fig. 5].
Ultrasound biomicroscopy picture in case of anterior megalophthalmos: The similar images taken of both eyes show the really deep anterior hall and central lens opacities
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Ultrasound biomicroscopy (HT 35-50 UBM system, Ophthalmic Technologies Inc.) (which was done at the age of 15) showed anterior chamber depth of 7.95 mm and 7.9 mm [Fig. 6]. Central opacity was observed in the lens in both eyes, of which ultrasound biomicroscopy images were taken [Fig. 6].
Wide ciliary ring can be observed on both eyes with indirect gonioscopy
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