Argyll Robertson Pupil: What Is It, Causes, and More | Osmosis

Why is the pupil peaked during this cataract surgery?

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Dr Svetlana Formenova. DVM. Veterinary ophthalmologist on Instagram: "Iris bombe is a common complication of uveitis. It occurs when adhesions form between the iris and the lens. If these adhesions go all around the pupil—the hole in the center of the iris—the fluid inside the eye cannot flow through the pupil and starts to accumulate behind the iris. This pushes the iris forward, making it look like a dome or balloon. Adhesions are especially likely to form if the intraocular fluid contains a l