A male patient complained of sudden loss of vision at the left eye after Valsalva maneuver – subretinal hemorrhage at macular area. Diabetic with renal insufficiency and hight myopia. BCVA: 6/10 LE. It is the patient only eye.
Patients with ocular pathologies (acquired retinal vascular abnormalities, congenital retinal vascular disease, moderate and high myopia) are at increased risk for Valsalva retinopathy.
Fundus photograph 2 months after presentation, showing total reabsorption of hemorrhage. BCVA: 20/30.

Dislocation of intraocular lens within the capsular bag, eighteen months after presentation.

Exposure Keratopathy after cardiac surgery, due to prolonged exposure of the cornea to the outside environment.

Descolamento de retina 4 anos após a 1ª avaliação.

Silicone bubble in the anterior chamber, 1 week after retinal detachment surgery; Exposure keratopathy after cardiac surgery; BCVA 20/50 OS; Fungal infection; Corneal perforation.

Ectopic pupil performed with Yag laser.

VA 20/300 through ectopic pupil, seven months after surgery. The corneal hole was closed with free scleral rectangular fragment at the corneal endothelial surface, incarcerated in limbus, and the anterior chamber was tamponated with C3F8 gas . Silicone bubble in the anterior chamber.

Vitreous cavity partially buffered with silicone oil.

VA 20/300 through ectopic pupil.

The silicone oil was removed from anterior chamber and vitreous cavity. VA: 3L 20/70 one month after surgery.

The silicone oil was removed from anterior chamber and vitreous cavity. VA: 3L 20/70, through ectopic pupil.