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(a, b) The extremely narrow anterior chamber and the small spherical crystalline lens in the right and left eye, respectively. The equatorial diameter of the lenses is about 7.5-8.0 mm in both eyes. (c, d) The three-dimensional image of the anterior segment was obtained by the Sirius corneal topography system (The Sirius Costruzione Strumenti Oftalmici, Italy). The anterior chamber depth is 1.07 mm and 1.15 mm in the right and left eye, respectively.
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The slit-lamp examination revealed extremely narrow anterior chambers and small spherical crystalline lenses bilaterally (Fig. 1).
(a, b) The view of the anterior segment in the right and left eye, respectively, at post-operative 1st month. The capsular bag is stable and intraocular lens is centered bilaterally. (c, d) The three-dimensional image of the anterior segment was obtained by the Sirius corneal topography system. The anterior chamber depth is 2.90 mm and 3,59 mm in the right and left eye, respectively.
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TX, USA) was implanted in the capsular bag. Six weeks later, the same procedure was performed on the right eye and an AcrySof SN60AT, 32.0 D, was implanted in the capsular bag. At the post-operative 1st month, the IOL was centered, the anterior chamber depth was normal (Fig. 2), and IOP was 12 mmHg versus 10 mmHg, without anti-glaucomatous therapy in the right and left eye, respectively. The CDVA was 20/25 in both eyes and the objective refraction was-3.0-2.0D x 135 and +0.50-1.50D x 40 in the right and left eye, respectively.