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External photograph of a case of bilateral microspherophakia. Golden reflex seen in the lens margin following mydriasis
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Subsequently, following mydriasis, the entire lens equator was visualized under the slit lamp [Fig. 1] and both the lenses were found to have minimal nasal subluxation [Figs. 2-4].
Slit-lamp photo showing both eyes at one-year follow-up
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SLE revealed quiet eyes with patent PI [Fig. 4].
Diagram showing mechanics of capsulorrhexis in microspherophakia
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The lens was unstable and bimanual capsulorrhexis was done by supporting the capsulorhexis margin with an iris hook through the side port [Fig. 5].
Scheimpflug imaging of the right eye, showing satisfactory anterior chamber depth and angle configuration
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There was increase of AC depth to 3.38 mm (RE) and 3.65 mm (LE) and angle configuration was 29.4  (RE) and 40.2  (LE) with Scheimpflug camera photograph [Fig. 6].