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Right eye at 4 years of age showing congenital ectropion uvea 360  around the pupil extending partially and irregularly onto the iris surface.
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He was diagnosed with right anterior segment dysgenesis in the form of congenital ectropion uveae at 4 years of age (Figure 1).
Right eye: exposed glaucoma tube implant in the superotemporal quadrant due to erosion of the overlying conjunctiva with no visible pericardial patch graft.
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The conjunctiva was injected and chemosed with a 5 mm conjunctival dehiscence directly over the tube in the superotemporal quadrant along with tube exposure 4 mm posterior to the limbus with a loose suture overlying the tube (Figure 2).
External photo of right eye showing an inflamed conjunctiva, hazy cornea, and hypopyon in the anterior chamber.
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The anterior chamber was well formed with presence of hypopyon, and 2.5 mm of well-positioned tube was visible in the superotemporal quadrant (Figure 3).