Bilateral multiple primary iridociliary cysts – A rare case report

Baile, Rahul; Sahasrabuddhe, Meghana; S, Nadkarni; Karira, Vasudeo; Kelkar, Juilee; Bhonde, Snehal

doi:10.1016/j.sjopt.2010.10.002

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“…The location in the iridociliary sulcus, as shown in Figure 10, is also considered to be the most frequently observed location in humans (Wang and Yao 2012). Iridociliary cysts are thought to arise from the pigmented iris epithelium; they are usually asymptomatic in humans; rare complications include secondary glaucoma, corneal decompensation, or they may show a fluid level reminiscent of hypopyon (Kanski, cited after Baile et al 2011; Shields, Kline, and Augsburger 1984). There are reports of free-floating iris cysts observed in the anterior chamber of the eye in humans (Collins and Hariprasad 2010).…”

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Spontaneous Findings in the Eyes of Cynomolgus Monkeys (Macaca fascicularis) of Mauritian Origin

Woicke

Hailé²,

Mysore

et al. 2018

Toxicol Pathol

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Spontaneous findings noted in the eyes of Mauritian cynomolgus monkeys are described and descriptions are supplemented with illustrations. Findings observed after extensive histopathologic examinations (20 to 44 sections per eye) from 20 control, 17 treatment-naive stock monkeys, and 2 findings noted in drug-treated monkeys that were considered to be spontaneous are included. Also included are findings from 361 control monkeys of routine toxicity studies performed at our laboratories, for most of which a standard histopathological examination of 1 section per eye was conducted. Common observations in monkeys examined extensively and in historical controls were limited to lymphocytic or mononuclear cell infiltrations of the uvea and/or conjunctiva/sclera and, less commonly observed, melanocytoma of the ciliary body or iris. Findings noted only in monkeys examined extensively consisted of inflammation of the conjunctiva, ora serrata cysts, glial nodules, focal degeneration of the retina, cystoid degeneration of the central retina, ballooning degeneration of the ciliary epithelium, cyst of the ciliary body, and decreased pigmentation of the retinal pigment epithelium. Changes recorded only in historical controls included retinal atrophy and nuclear displacement in the retina. Lesions are discussed and compared with pertinent literature.

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Spontaneous Findings in the Eyes of Cynomolgus Monkeys (Macaca fascicularis) of Mauritian Origin

Woicke

Hailé²,

Mysore

et al. 2018

Toxicol Pathol

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“…In addition, similarly to Patient 2, the case's IOP was within normal levels, but got elevated upon dilation. 14 Multiple iridociliary cysts leading to glaucoma, were previously reported 26 years ago by Azura-Blanco et al in a case series of three patients. Their presence was confirmed with UBM and the authors associated them with plateau iris configuration.…”

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