Use of Scheimpflug Photography to Study Iris Configuration in Patients with Pigment Dispersion Syndrome and Pigmentary Glaucoma

Pigment Dispersion Syndrome Mimicking Congenital Horner Syndrome

“…PDS is a rare condition principally affecting young white men with myopia [5,6]. Other risk factors include anatomical factors (concave iris with posterior insertion [7] or flat cornea [8]) and family history [9,10]. Patients with PDS have a concave iris, which can rub against zonular fibers (which hold the intraocular lens) during pupillary movement.…”