Figure 1: (a) Anterior segment photography of the right eye showing dyscoria associated with posterior synechiae in 360° and an inflammatory membrane (arrow). (b) Anterior segment photography of the right eye showing conjunctival hyperemia, mydriasis, and pigment in the anterior capsule of the lens. (c) Right eye anterior segment optical coherence tomography (OCT) showing posterior synechiae at the defined level captured, with the rest of the findings under normal parameters. (d) Left eye anterior segment OCT under pharmacologic mydriasis, without alterations. (e and f) Fluorescein angiography showing late disc hyperfluorescence in both eyes without other alterations as shown by the arrows. (g) Right eye macular OCT with vitreous cellularity (circle) along with multiple parafoveal hyperreflections on the internal limiting membrane (*) and thickened choroid (rectangle). Right (h) and left (j) eye fundus photography without vascular or parenchymal lesions. (i) Left eye macular OCT without pathologic findings