PMC3718843_01
PMC3718843_02
Slit lamp microscopy images of the patient's left eye obtained prior to cataract surgery.. Notes: Posterior subcapsular cataracts are visible in the image.
opth-7-1463Fig1.jpg
PMC3718843_02_opth-7-1463Fig1.jpg
f1-opth-7-1463
Examination of the patient's anterior segment revealed bilateral posterior subcapsular cataracts (Figure 1), and examination of the dilated fundus revealed the existence of a giant optic disc and mild chorioretinal atrophy (Figure 2).
Color fundus photograph of the patient's left eye, obtained prior to cataract surgery.. Note: Color fundus photograph of the patient's left eye demonstrating giant optic disc and mild chorioretinal atrophy.
opth-7-1463Fig2.jpg
PMC3718843_02_opth-7-1463Fig2.jpg
f2-opth-7-1463
Examination of the patient's anterior segment revealed bilateral posterior subcapsular cataracts (Figure 1), and examination of the dilated fundus revealed the existence of a giant optic disc and mild chorioretinal atrophy (Figure 2).
Slit lamp microscopy image of the patient's left eye.. Notes: Slit lamp microscopy image of the patient's left eye obtained 4 years after cataract surgery. Intraocular lens subluxation can be seen in the image.
opth-7-1463Fig3.jpg
PMC3718843_02_opth-7-1463Fig3.jpg
f3-opth-7-1463
Upon examination of the patient, subluxation of the intraocular lens was diagnosed in her left eye (Figure 3), and she was hospitalized for surgery on March 19, 2004.
Intraoperative views during vitreous surgery.. Notes: The patient's left eye shows bullous retinal detachment with marked vitreous liquefaction.
opth-7-1463Fig4.jpg
PMC3718843_02_opth-7-1463Fig4.jpg
f4-opth-7-1463
As for the vitreous humor, hydropic degeneration was marked in comparison with the patient's age (Figure 4).