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Fig. 2

From: Continuous ab interno repairing of traumatic cyclodialysis cleft using a 30-gauge needle in severe ocular trauma: a clinical observation

Fig. 2

Clinic data of patient 15 undergoing continuous ab interno repairing of cyclodialysis clefs. b: Slit lamp examination in patient 15 with closed globe injury. It shows an anterior chamber shallowing with dislocated, cloudy lens, vitreous prolapse, vitreous haemorrhage and choroid detachment. b: Patient 15 after continuous ab repairing of the clefts using a 30G needle, PPL and PPV. It shows anterior chamber deepening, aphakia, and stable fundus. c: The nylon suture is still visible under the bulbar conjunctiva from 10 o’clock to 4 o’clock. d: UBM examination shows complete separation of the ciliary body from the sclera, dislocated lens and iridodialysis at the 12 o’clock position before surgery. e: UBM examination shows large cyclodialysis cleft and closed anterior chamber at 2 o’clock position before surgery. f: UBM examination at 1 month after continuous ab interno repairing showing that the ciliary body is properly attached to the scleral wall at the 2 o’clock position, and the echo points of the knot behind the sclera

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