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. 2024 Apr 8;65(4):20. doi: 10.1167/iovs.65.4.20

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Figure 1. — Anterior segment images illustrating features of ARS in imaged individuals. (A–M) Slit-lamp images demonstrating typical ARS features in all individuals, including iridocorneal adhesions (arrow in A), posterior embryotoxon (arrow in D), iris hypoplasia (asterisk in E), and corectopia (arrow in K). Pigment deposits in the cornea (arrow in G1) and lens opacity (asterisk in K1) were also noted in some individuals. Individual number is indicated in the upper right corner of each image. Both eyes are shown for individuals with asymmetric iris phenotypes. Surgical history includes glaucoma surgery in the eyes pictured in B, D, E, F1, H1, K, and K1 and cataract surgery as well as corneal transplant in H1 and I.