PMC4131506_01
Congenital persistent pupillary membranes were covering the central pupil in the right eye (a) and in the left eye (b).
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Bilateral PPM were covering the central pupil and possibly were adhering to the lens (Figure 1).
After administration of cyclopentolate eye drops, some parts of lens and fundus were observable and appearing within normal limits in the right eye (a) and in the left eye (b).
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After the pupils were dilated by administration of 1% cyclopentolate eye drops, some parts of fundus were observable and appearing within normal limits (Figure 2).
PMC4131506_02
Postoperatively pupillary apertures were adequate and the sphincter muscles were intact and contracting in the right eye (a) and in the left eye (b).
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Postoperatively pupillary apertures were adequate and the sphincter muscles were intact and contracting bilaterally (Figure 3).
Retinal pigment epithelium alteration and increased venous tortuosity in the right eye (a) and in the left eye (b).
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Fundus examination revealed retinal pigment epithelium alteration and increased venous tortuosity in both eyes (Figure 4).
Macular measurements were within normal limits in the right eye (a) and in the left eye (b).
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There was no abnormality in macula (Figure 5) or optic disc (Figure 6) in both eyes when examined with spectral domain optical coherence tomography (Nidek, RS-3000, Japan).
Optic disc measurements were within normal limits in the right eye (a) and in the left eye (b).
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There was no abnormality in macula (Figure 5) or optic disc (Figure 6) in both eyes when examined with spectral domain optical coherence tomography (Nidek, RS-3000, Japan).