Synechiae are adhesions of the iris to ocular structures, which can cause issues of aqueous blockage, pupil dilation and more. Anterior synechiae are at the angle of the eye where the peripheral ...

Such anterior-posterior dissection can gently reduce broad peripheral synechiae without incurring additional iris damage. Rarely are forceps, spatula or Vannas scissors required.

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An increase in fibrin formation in infants and children can produce iris adhesions to the wound. To avoid the synechiae, a viscoelastic agent should be placed in the anterior chamber as soon as ...

Peripheral anterior synechiae also appear to attach to the TDW. D, Note the decreased size and collapse of the scleral lake 22 days after canaloplasty. Goniopuncture was to be attempted in this case.

Eye - Uveitis-like ... Only the second patient (32-year-old female) had two earlier episodes of anterior uveitis in each eye in 2004. ... posterior synechia, segmental transillumination, ...

Close up of the anterior uveitis with posterior synechia during eye examination. Image Credit: ARZTSAMUI / Shutterstock In normal eyes, the anterior chamber liquid is clear and colorless.

This is translated from a letter of Dr. S. Passavant to Prof. Graefe, which the latter published in the "Archiv fär Ophthalmologie," 1869. In explanation of the operation I would say, that these ...