Primary Congenital Glaucoma with Delayed Suprachoroidal Hemorrhage following Combined Trabeculotomy Trabeculectomy and 5-Fluorouracil

Table 5

Examination under anesthesia six weeks after delayed suprachoroidal hemorrhage drainage.

History	Improved vision with clearing of the white patch in both eyes, eyes look smaller than before surgery, tearing and blepharospasm eye blepharospasm in right eye
OD	Examination	OS
6/24	CSM unaided	6/60
Buphthalmos less; Lagophthalmos++	Globe	Buphthalmos less
Low diffuse blebs	Conjunctiva	Low diffuse blebs
Corneal clear centrally, stromal scars with exposure keratopathy,; fluorescein +ve measuring 3 mm inferiorly	Cornea; Corneal diameter	Corneal clear with stromal scars; Fluorescein −ve
18 mmHg	IOP ICARE	22 mmHg
Normal, brown	Iris	Normal, brown
Superomedial subluxation, clear	Lens	Superomedial subluxation, clear
	Vitreous	A clump of vitreous hemorrhage inferiorly quadrant about 3 mm
C/DR = 0.7	Fundoscopy/BIO	Pink oval disc; C/DR = 0.8; Moderate chorioretinal degeneration, flat retina
+4.50DS/−2.00DC × 170°	Objective refraction (through the aphakic portion)	+4.00DS/−2.50DC × 95°