sure was 8 mm Hg OU. Biomicroscopic examination revealed small, nongranulomatous keratic precipitates, 1 anterior chamber cell and flare, 1 to 2 vitreous cells and 1 haze, and multiple hypopigmented punctate lesions in the foveae in both eyes. These lesions demonstrated early staining on fluorescein angiography (Figure, A and B) and nodular increased reflectivity at the level of the retinal pig...

AIMS To develop a minimally invasive, maximally effective method to biopsy anterior segment tumours. METHODS A 25 gauge aspiration cutter (vitrector) was used to biopsy anterior segment tumours. The probe was introduced under sodium hyaluronate 1% and through a 1 mm incision. Aspiration (600 mm Hg) cutting (300 cpm) was performed to obtain specimens for cytology and histopathology. RESULTS ...

A 20-year-old woman presented with a 2-day history of headache. She had a congenital grayish-blue pigmented nevus on her left side face, which involved ipsilateral sclera and oral mucosal membrane, diagnosed as nevus of Ota (figure 1, A and B). Neuroradiologic manifestation revealed a lesion in the left cerebellar hemisphere, the etiology of the presenting tumor apoplexy (figure 1, C–F). A left...