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|supportingInfo=Phacomorphic glaucoma. Note the large, globoid lens with mature cataractous changes including eosinophilic, “Morgagnian” globules, which is pushing the iris forward and markedly shallowing the anterior chamber. There are focal peripheral anterior synechiae, but the angle remains partially open.  There is also atopic atrophy (the optic nerve is hypercellular with thickened pial septae). Bullous keratopathy and calcium deposition (band keratopathy) are also present. Also note the changes consistent with prior retinal detachment and repair (extensive, multifocal chorioretinal scarring with gliosis and disorganization of the retina and a scleral encircling band).
 
|supportingInfo=Phacomorphic glaucoma. Note the large, globoid lens with mature cataractous changes including eosinophilic, “Morgagnian” globules, which is pushing the iris forward and markedly shallowing the anterior chamber. There are focal peripheral anterior synechiae, but the angle remains partially open.  There is also atopic atrophy (the optic nerve is hypercellular with thickened pial septae). Bullous keratopathy and calcium deposition (band keratopathy) are also present. Also note the changes consistent with prior retinal detachment and repair (extensive, multifocal chorioretinal scarring with gliosis and disorganization of the retina and a scleral encircling band).
 
|reasonCode=Blind eye with elevated intraocular pressure
 
|reasonCode=Blind eye with elevated intraocular pressure
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|authoredOn=October 26, 2020 09:07:17 PM
 
|authoredOn=October 26, 2020 09:07:17 PM
 
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|requester=Aja51
 
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Revision as of 15:19, June 21, 2022

DZI20-170-Case-2
Blind eye with elevated intraocular pressure
Phacomorphic glaucoma. Note the large, globoid lens with mature cataractous changes including eosinophilic, “Morgagnian” globules, which is pushing the iris forward and markedly shallowing the anterior chamber. There are focal peripheral anterior synechiae, but the angle remains partially open. There is also atopic atrophy (the optic nerve is hypercellular with thickened pial septae). Bullous keratopathy and calcium deposition (band keratopathy) are also present. Also note the changes consistent with prior retinal detachment and repair (extensive, multifocal chorioretinal scarring with gliosis and disorganization of the retina and a scleral encircling band).
December 31, 1969 7:00:00 PM





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