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Changes in suprachoroidal hemorrhage with time.. Notes: (A) Ultrasonography at postoperative 1 day shows a massive suprachoroidal hemorrhage (SCH) with central retinal apposition. (B) Anterior segment photography at postoperative 1 day shows the SCH touching the intraocular lens. (C) Ultrasonography at postoperative 6 weeks reveals complete resolution of the SCH. (D) Fundus photography at postoperative 6 weeks depicts flat retina.
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Ultrasonography revealed SCH with central apposition (Figure 1A), and anterior segment examination showed a massive SCH touching the IOL (Figure 1B). Ultrasonography showed a complete resorption of the SCH (Figure 1C), and the fundus was flat (Figure 1D).