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Sagittal section of the 3-dimensional image of the right eye of patient 4 with aberration of a lens fragment into subretinal space during cataract surgery. DR, detached retina; LF, lens fragment.
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Clinical use of a 3-dimensional ultrasonography system with a new ophthalmic imaging device using conventional 2-dimensional ultrasound tomography in the ophthalmic field was evaluated in 5 patients with different ocular conditions. With the system, surface rendering and volume measurement were easy in 3-dimensional ultrasonographic ex- aminations....
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... 4 was an 80 -year-old woman with aberration of a lens fragment into subretinal space during cataract surgery of the right eye. A sagittal section of a 3-dimensional image showed a lens mass under the detached retina (Fig. 4), which hap- pened to occur during the surgery. We could not see the fundus ophthalmoscopically due to severe phacolytic inflammation after the surgery. The 3-dimensional ultrasonography seems to be valu- able in grasping the unpredictable condition of the invisible fundus like in this patient, because this new imaging system can detect ...
