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Anterior segment of the left and right eye (which underwent cataract surgery) showing the absence of the anterior chamber, observed during slit lamp examination, and choroidal congestion.. Abbreviations: OD, oculus dexter; OS, oculus sinister.
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Both eyes showed congestion and edema of the inferior bulbar conjunctiva, heavy cloudy cornea, and a very shallow anterior chamber (Figure 1).
B-scan ultrasonography showing choroidal effusion and chorioretinal detachment.
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B-scan ultrasonography (Figure 2) showed bilateral choroidal effusion with forward displacement of the anterior segment.
Choroidal detachment observed during fundus examination using indirect Schepens ophthalmoscopy.. Abbreviations: OD, oculus dexter; OS, oculus sinister.
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Fundus examination was characterized by bilateral peripheral choroidal detachment (Figure 3) and papillary swelling.
Papillary edema and nerve fiber layer thickening observed during optical coherence tomography examination (right eye).
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Posterior optical coherence tomography scans confirmed papillary edema (Figure 4) together with retinal folds and nerve fiber layer thickening.