PMC10117193_01
OS slit lamp image
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F1
Cortical lens opacities (3+) were encountered in both eyes (Fig. 1).
OS A, B mode echography
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F2
T2-weighted MRI
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F3
OS exposure keratopathy + hypopyon
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F5
At the 7 days follow-up, the ophthalmologic examination showed aggravation of the keratopathy in the left eye with a visual acuity of light perception, hypertonia at digital palpation, chemosis, conjunctival injection, corneal ulcer, Descemet folds, hypopyon of approximately 1 mm, low pupillary response (due to posterior iris synechiae) (Fig. 5).
OS absent hypopyon
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F6
The exophthalmia reduced by 3 mm (the Hertel exophthalmometer measured 21 mm, compared with the 24 mm measured at presentation) (Fig. 6,7).
OS absent epithelial defect
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F8
Exophthalmometry showed additional proptosis reduction with only 1 mm (Fig. 8,9).