A press release said the disease had led to multiple complications, including cataracts, posterior and anterior synechiae, macular oedema, and vitritis in both eyes.

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 ...

Additional pathology (iris atrophy) was also observed to some extent even in younger (3-month-old) mice. Older mice (17 months of age), however, had more severe pathology, including pigment dispersion ...

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There were extensive posterior synechiae in the right eye. Funduscopic examination ( Figure 2 ) showed vitreous white cells, optic-disk swelling, perivascular exudates, peripheral retinal ...

One full-term newborn had rubeosis and posterior synechiae. Seven newborns had normal fundus examinations. Two had oxygen-induced retinopathy, three had retinopathy of prematurity, ...

A dilated fundus exam is necessary in these patients to rule out posterior segment complications. If left untreated, uveitis can lead to the formation of synechiae (Figure 1), macular edema, cataracts ...

Stress can take a toll on your eyes, just as it can on the rest of your body. According to Adams, “Stress causes cells behind the eye to leak fluid, like having a blister in the retina.” ...

Nonspecific findings included posterior synechiae that resulted from adhesion of the inflamed iris to the lens, which caused an irregular pupil, and keratic precipitates secondary to deposition of ...

There were 30 patients in group I with a mean age of 31.1 years (range: 12–67 years). Thirty patients with mean age of 31.8 years (range: 12–69 years) were in group II.

5.7 Posterior capsule opacification (treated successfully with a Nd-YAG laser capsulotomy) was reported in 30% (3/10) of patients in a case series of 10 patients (13 eyes). 5.8 Inflammatory deposits ...