PMC3748794_01
Initial anterior segment findings of the right eye. Central corneal opacity, corneal thinning, and iridocorneal adhesion were observed.
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Slit-lamp examination of the right eye revealed a central corneal opacity, corneal thinning, and an iridocorneal adhesion (Figure 1).
PMC3748794_02
Intraoperative findings. Iris protrusion and a fat anterior chamber were observed.. Notes: (A) A 360  peritomy was performed to increase the conjunctival mobility. (B) The flap was brought down to cover the cornea. Simple interrupted sutures with 8-0 Vicryl were used (C and D).
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Examination revealed corneal perforation, iris protrusion, and a flat anterior chamber (Figure 2A). We performed a 360  conjunctival peritomy (Figure 2B) under general anesthesia to create a conjunctival flap, and the flap was brought down to cover the cornea. Simple interrupted sutures with 8-0 Vicryl (Ethicon Endo-Surgery, Inc, OH, USA) were then used to close the incision (Figure 2C and D).