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Fundus photography of the right eye showing numerous small-sized and confluent drusen (upper left), which were stained at the late stage without leakage using fluorescein angiography (upper right). These pictures were obtained 2 years prior to the episode. Slit-lamp examination shows forward displacement of the iris and lens with total iridocorneal touch (lower left). B-Scan ultrasonography of the right eye reveals a dome-shaped choroidal detachment (arrow) with hypo-echogenous content (asterisk) in addition to a dense vitreous hemorrhage (H) (lower right).
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Extrafoveal scarring was revealed in the right eye (Fig. 1, upper left), and no obvious leakage was disclosed by fluorescein angiography (Fig. 1, upper right). Marked injected conjunctiva, microcystic edematous cornea, and nearly 360  iridocorneal touch were present in the eye with a mid-dilated and fixed pupil (Fig. 1, lower left). The intraocular pressure (IOP) was 59 mmHg, and B-scan ultrasonography revealed a dense vitreous hemorrhage and dome-shaped choroidal detachment with relatively hypoechogenic content (Fig. 1, lower right).