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Picture of the eye at presentation in the first case showing dehiscence of the superior two thirds of the donor tissue from the host with eversion of the donor tissue downward resulting in the endothelial part of the graft facing away from the globe.
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Figure 1 The patient was aphakic (was phakic prior to trauma) suggesting the lens was expelled from the eye through the wound or dropped into the vitreous body. Figure 2 Steroid (Pred Forte 1%, Allergan, Dublin, Ireland) and antibiotic (Vigamox 0.5%, Alcon, Geneva, Switzerland) eye drops were given four times/day in the first postoperative day.
B-scan ultrasonography of the eye for the first case one day post-operatively showing vitreous hemorrhage and complete retinal detachment.
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Figure 2 Steroid (Pred Forte 1%, Allergan, Dublin, Ireland) and antibiotic (Vigamox 0.5%, Alcon, Geneva, Switzerland) eye drops were given four times/day in the first postoperative day.
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Slit lamp picture of the eye for the fourth case one week post-operatively showing seven 10/0 nylon stitches securing the area of donor-host junction dehiscence superiorly and a large iridodialysis superiorly and superionasally.
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Figure 3 Fundus exam showed minimal VH but otherwise normal looking fundus.