case_images: PMC2636060_01
case_images: Pseudo-proptosis with the right convergent squint
  with abduction deficiency after refractive lens exchange and IOL
  implantation
case_images: IndianJOphthalmol-56-78-g001.jpg
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case_images: F1
case_images: Abduction on both sides was limited [Fig. 1].
case_images: Retroillumination slit-lamp photograph showing the well-centered
  in-the-bag IOL with a quiet eye in the other eye of the same
  patient
case_images: IndianJOphthalmol-56-78-g002.jpg
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case_images: F2
case_images: The IOL in the right eye was well-centered and in-the-bag [Fig. 2] while there was a total anterior dislocation of IOL in the left eye [Fig. 3].
case_images: Retroillumination slit-lamp photograph showing the fused
  anterior and posterior capsular leaflets along the capsulorrhexis
  margins
case_images: IndianJOphthalmol-56-78-g004.jpg
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case_images: F4
case_images: The capsular bag was intact and there was a fibrotic fusion of the anterior and posterior capsule along the capsulorrhexis margins in the left eye [Fig. 4].