Differences between fellow eyes of acute and chronic primary angle closure (glaucoma): An ultrasound biomicroscopy quantitative study
Fig 3
Ultrasound biomicroscopy images of two patients (patient A and B).
A, The fellow eye of a patient with acute primary angle closure (APAC). B, The fellow eye of a patient with chronic primary angle closure (CPAC). Note that the fellow eye of APAC has smaller anterior segment dimensions (anterior chamber depth [ACD] and anterior chamber width [ACW]), higher lens vault (LV) (A1 vs. B1), greater iris curvature (IC), more posterior iris insertion (longer iris root distance [IRD]), and more anteriorly positioned ciliary body (shorter trabecular-ciliary process distance [TCPD] and iris-ciliary process distance [ICPD], and smaller trabecular-ciliary angle [TCA]) (A2 vs. B2). Scale bar: 1mm.