Ultrasound biomicroscopy in traumatic aniridia 2 years after phacoemulsification















診所前身, 2001年有一例相似病例, 約73歲男性, 於右眼白內障超音波手術後 (phacoemulsification+PCIOL) 2個月發生右眼撞擊意外, 隔天回診發現有眼前房積血, 虹膜360度完全消失,手術傷口愈合完整, 眼壓正常, 人工水晶體及囊袋完整.
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