PMC6507376_01
Preoperative and postoperative clinical photographs. (a) Right eye of Case 1 with spherophakia; (b) Left eye of Case 2 with spherophakia status post trab and patent superior peripheral iridectomy; (c) Glued intraocular lens in situ in the right eye of Case 1; (d) Glued intraocular lens in situ in left eye of Case 2; (e and f) Circled inset showing intrascleral portion of haptic of the glued intraocular lens on anterior segment examination
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F1
Both eyes had superior 12 'o' clock flat blebs with patent peripheral iridectomy (PI) [Figure 1b]. He had bilateral subluxated cataractous lens with spherophakia [Figure 1b]. Glued IOLs were well-centered and stable with well-positioned intrascleral haptics [Figure 1c, e, and f]. Glued IOLs were well-centered and stable [Figure 1d].
PMC6507376_02
Preoperative and postoperative clinical photographs. (a) Right eye of Case 1 with spherophakia; (b) Left eye of Case 2 with spherophakia status post trab and patent superior peripheral iridectomy; (c) Glued intraocular lens in situ in the right eye of Case 1; (d) Glued intraocular lens in situ in left eye of Case 2; (e and f) Circled inset showing intrascleral portion of haptic of the glued intraocular lens on anterior segment examination
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F1
Both eyes had superior 12 'o' clock flat blebs with patent peripheral iridectomy (PI) [Figure 1b]. He had bilateral subluxated cataractous lens with spherophakia [Figure 1b]. Glued IOLs were well-centered and stable with well-positioned intrascleral haptics [Figure 1c, e, and f]. Glued IOLs were well-centered and stable [Figure 1d].
Anthropometry of patients with Weill-Marchesani syndrome. Two brothers with spherophakia. (a) Short stature, brachycephaly; (b) Brachydactily of upper extremity with stiff joints; (c) Brachydactily involving lower extremity
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F2
General physical examination demonstrated short stature (brachymorphy) (Case 1: 146 cm, Case 2: 138 cm), brachycephaly, brachydactyly, and stiff joints [Figure 2a-c].