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Anterior segment (A and B): (A) marked iris atrophy superior, (B) peripheral iris transillumination defects superiorly (arrow), matching the location of the haptic of the sulcus placed IOL. Image taken after pharmacological dilatation; Gonioscopy (C and D): (C) positioning of the IOL in the sulcus (arrow), (D) an open angle with homogenous heavy pigmentation of the trabecular meshwork (arrow)
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F1
Gonioscopy OD showed an open angle with 360  of homogenous hyperpigmentation of the TM, especially inferiorly (Figs 1A to D).
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(A) Preoperative anterior segment photograph showing a diffuse anterior chamber hemorrhage, (B) gonioscopy demonst rating an open angle with inhomogenous heavy pigmentation of the trabecular meshwork (arrow), (C) preoperative ultrasound biomicroscopy showing contact between the anterior edge of the IOL optic and the posterior surface of the iris (arrow) and (D) postoperative (4 months) anterior segment photography of the Artisan IOL, without relapse of anterior chamber hemorrhage
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F2
Artisan lens (+14D) (Fig. 2).
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Anterior segment photo with no abnormal features visible in either eye (A, B), (C) right eye:haptic seen anteriorly to the lens capsule (arrow), (D and E) left eye:iris transillumination temporal inferior matching the location of the sulcus-placed IOL (arrows), gonioscopy (F and G) showing a heavy trabecular meshwork pigmentation on both eyes (arrows)
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Gonioscopically, an extensive bilateral trabecular pigmentation was observed (Fig. 3).