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Anterior Chamber Biomicroscopy in a Patient With Ebola Virus Disease

JAMA Ophthalmology
March 5, 2020 Video 37 sec

This slitlamp examination video illustrates left eye anterior chamber abnormalities consistent with previous severe inflammation, including residua of a white cataract (1), synechiae between the iris and posterior chamber (4), and a narrow angle between the cornea (3) and iris (2) in an eye with very low intraocular pressure (hypotonous) without active inflammation.

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