(A) Iris concavity in pigment dispersion syndrome. (B) Pilocarpine produces convex configuration. (C) Laser iridectomy produces planar configuration.

Hypotonous maculopathy with choroidal folds, vascular tortuosity and disc edema.

Encapsulated filtering bleb.

Cross-sectional view of cryoprobe 2 mm behind limbus, showing scleral uveal iceball.

Intrableb autologous blood injection.(A) Thin ischemic bleb. (B) Bleb appearance immediately after blood injection.

A 40 year-old female presented with right eye pupil deformity and had a normal vision with intraocular pressure of 34 mmHg. A. Slit lamp photograph of the patient’s right eye with patches of iris stromal atrophy (asterisks), iris stromal nodules (arrow head), iris pigment epithelium ectropion with pupil deviation (arrow). B. Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) of the right eye which depicts cross-section of the anterior chamber with focal irido-corneal adhesion (yellow arrow) and iris stromal nodules (red arrow).

This prospective, longitudinal study assessed the association between cardiovascular disease and glaucoma.

This video shows the mostly commonly used techniques, as well as intraoperative complications that may occur during the performance.

Fornix-based conjunctival flap with relaxing incision inferiorly.