Ayan Das, B. Optom, Student
George College of Management and Science
Figure: This image shows posterior synechia of the eye
Image Summary
The image depicts a pupil with an unusual love (heart) shape caused by posterior synechia, a condition where the iris adheres to the lens due to inflammation, trauma, or certain ocular diseases. The adhesions prevent the pupil from dilating or constricting normally, leading to an irregular shape. This condition can impact vision and may require medical intervention, such as mydriatic drops or surgical treatment, to restore normal pupil function.
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