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case_images: a Slit-lamp photograph of the right eye showing irregular iris morphology with posterior bowing and posterior synechiae at the pupillary margin. The AC depth is notably deep (between black and white arrows), suggesting hypotony. b Anterior segment OCT image of both eyes, demonstrating a sharp posterior displacement of the iridolenticular diaphragm, consistent with iris retraction syndrome. c Slit-lamp image of the right eye, exhibiting an iris bombe morphology and a very shallow AC depth (between black and white arrows). d Anterior segment OCT image of the right eye, highlighting the transition of iris morphology to an iris bombe configuration with a closed angle.
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case_images: The AC was deep with 360  posterior synechiae and a nuclear sclerotic cataract (2+) (Fig. 1a). Anterior segment OCT was additionally performed, depicting a sharp posterior displacement of the iridolenticular diaphragm, consistent with iris retraction syndrome (IRS) (Fig. 1b). The right eye showed an iris bombe configuration and closed angle (Fig. 1c, d), whereas the left eye did not exhibit similar configuration and had an open angle.
case_images: a Fluorescein angiography image of the right eye, illustrating late leakage emanating from the optic disc with indistinct borders delineating optic nerve borders, indicative of optic disc swelling, and notably devoid of vasculitis indicators. b Corresponding image of the left eye. c, d Indocyanine green angiography images of both eyes, revealing an absence of choroidal or choriocapillaris inflammation.
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case_images: Indocyanine green angiography findings indicate the absence of any evidence of inflammation in the choroidal or choriocapillaris regions (Fig. 2).