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Slit-lamp photograph showing the anterior chamber of the patient before an attack
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F1
The anterior chamber had normal depth (Fig. 1).
Slit-lamp photograph showing the iridectomy opening during the relapse of the aqueous misdirection. Strands of vitreous obliterate the opening
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F2
The anterior chamber was uniformly shallow, and strands that looked like vitreous remnants were egressed from the iridectomy orifice (Figs 2 and 3A).
(A) Slit lamp photograph showing shallowing of the anterior chamber during the relapse of the aqueous misdirection; (B) Slit lamp photograph 10 days post-laser showing deepening of the anterior chamber after laser hyaloidotomy
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F3
The anterior chamber was uniformly shallow, and strands that looked like vitreous remnants were egressed from the iridectomy orifice (Figs 2 and 3A). An Nd: Yag- laser hyaloidotomy through the iridectomy opening was performed, the anterior chamber was deepened, and the intraocular pressure was reduced to the normal limits (Fig. 3B).