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Acute anterior uveitis
Mixed (conjunctival and ciliary) injection of the vessels, heavy flare of the anterior chamber fluid and miosis.
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Albinism
The iris is light blue due to lack of pigment. Light is reflected from the fundus through the iris stroma.
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Albinism
With retro-illumination the lack of pigmentation of the iris .stroma becomes very apparent
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) Persistent pupillary membrane (OS)
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Persistent pupillary membrane
Rare extensive remnant of pupillary membrane. Note that it has its origin not at the pupillary margin but at the collarette.
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Remnants of persistent pupillary membrane
Fine thread-like strands extend from the collarette radially through the pupillary opening. Anterior polar cataract is not infrequent.
View of the ciliary body
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Sektor iridectomy after removal of melanocytic iris tumor
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Multiple iris nevi in neurofibromatosis
Multiple melanocytic nevi as one of various possible manifastations of the disease.
Stationary, heavily pigmented nevus.
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Melanocytic nevus of iris
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Rubeosis iridis
New blood vessels are easily seen in the upper sphincter area of the iris giving the iris a reddish (rubeotic) color. Careful examination will reveal many more vessels all .over the iris
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Panophthalmitis
Very severe form of endophthalmitis with corneal infiltrate, anterior chamber fibrin and hemorrhagic conjunctiva.
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