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case_images: Slit lamp examination shows the lens fragment in the inferior portion of the anterior chamber of the right eye.
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case_images: A small whitish fragment, previously diagnosed as hypopion at the private eye clinic, was observed in the inferior portion of the AC (Fig. 1). After dilation with mydriatics, a retained lens fragment was identified in the superior capsule.
case_images: Slit lamp examination two months after removal of the lens fragment shows improved corneal edema.
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case_images: A two-month post-operative OD follow-up examination revealed reduced corneal edema and subsequent improvement of visual acuity to 0.7 by Snellen visual acuity chart (Fig. 2).
case_images: Specular pachymetry two months after removal of the lens fragment shows a significant decrease in endothelial cell count (458 cells/mm2) and loss of hexagonality in the right eye. (A) Right eye. (B) Left eye. R=right; C=photograph serial number; T=corneal thickness; N=no. of cells picked up; Min=minimum cell area; Max=maximum cell area; AVG=average cell area; SD=standard deviation; CV=coefficient of variation; CD=cell density; L=left.
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case_images: Although the OD cornea was clear, an endothelial cell count showed 458 cells/mm2, and specular pachymetry revealed significant loss of hexagonality (Fig. 3A and 3B).