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Posterior Segment Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) of the left eye revealing an epiretinal membrane.
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She also had a history of minimally symptomatic bilateral epiretinal membranes (Figure 1), more significant in the traumatized eye. During this period, as the blood was subsiding, absence of the iris was noted (Figure 1).
Slit lamp photograph of the left eye.
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Examination of her left eye showed visual acuity of hand movement, hyphema of 5.6 mm, and what appeared to be a mydriatic pupil (Figure 2).