DR.SAKSHI SINGH

Abstract

A young male with sudden painful diminution of vision in LE after sharp trauma 1 year back & was elsewhere diagnosed as corneal perforation with anterior synechiae & traumatic cataract, cataract removed & cornea repaired. A year later he sustained trauma to same eye & developed redness & pain. Vision of PL+, PR inaccurate & raised DT in LE was recorded. Hyphema in LE was visible for which paracentesis with PI at 11o’clock done. Antiglaucoma & other medications adviced. The patient visited our OPD with redness & pain in LE. Examination of LE revealed central corneal opacity, Inflammatory pigment cells in AC, PI, irregular mid-dilated & fixed pupil, Anterior & Posterior synechiae, Exudative membrane & aphakia. Patient was compliant to medications & pressure normal in BE. Media was hazy & fundus details barely visible. ASOCT suggested synechial angle closure. Bscan suggested vitreous haemorrhage. Systemic antiglaucoma drugs were stopped & pressure controlled on topical therapy.