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Clinical findings of PDS in the right eye. a Krukenberg spindle. b Mid-peripheral iris transillumination defects. c No evidence of pseudoexfoliation on dilated examination.
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F1
Examination of her right eye revealed typical corneal Krukenberg spindle, pigment cells in the anterior chamber, and peripheral iris transillumination defects (fig. 1a-c).
Clinical findings of PXS in the left eye. a Mild corneal endothelial pigment dusting. b No significant iris transillumination defects. c Typical pseudoexfoliation material seen on the anterior lens.
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F2
PDS in her right eye, but had now developed evidence of PXS in her left eye. Pseudoexfoliative material was visible at the pupillary rim and on the anterior lens capsule in the left eye only (fig. 2c). There was corneal endothelial pigment dusting, and no iris transillumination defects were seen (fig. 2a, b).