(A,B) Posterior capsular opacities (yellow asterisk) of right eye; in the inferonasal of posterior capsule, a white circular opacity tissue extends to the vitreous cavity with obvious terminal (red arrow); (C) Mitterndorf dot is observed under retro-illumination view (red arrow).
(A) Posterior subcapsular opacification of the central region of the lens of the right eye, and on the nasal side, a compact short strip of cord pointing to the vitreous cavity with a stop (red arrow); (B) There is no significant abnormality in the left eye.
(A) B-mode ultrasonography of right eye reveals a short tubular membrane adheres to the optic disk (red arrow) and temporal eyeball wall is thickening; (B) There is no obvious abnormality in the B-mode ultrasonography of left eye; (C) In SLO images of right eye: the posterior capsular opacities present a dark shadow (yellow asterisk), and the short tubular membrane adheres to the temporal optic disk, accompanied with macular structure disorders; (D) There is no obvious abnormality in the SLO image of left eye.
OCT scanning indicates (A) the disorders of macular structure in right eye and (B) the normal structure of posterior segments in left eye. Macular intensive scanning with OCT reveals (C) the short tubular membrane adheres to optic disk in the right eye (red arrow), leading to (D) the abnormal macular structure.
1. 国家自然科学基金 (82171035)。This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (82171035)
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