Figure 1.

(a) Case 1 with shallow anterior chamber (AC) and viscoelastic coming through paracentesis (arrow) due to high intraocular pressure (b) entry into AC with keratome. Keratome is withdrawn and directed posteriorly through iris and zonules (c) peripheral iridectomy performed with vitreous prolapsing through the section (d and e) zonulectomy, hyloidectomy, and anterior vitrectomy performed with vitreous cutter blood in AC from section as intraocular pressure has dropped significantly (f) viscoleastic injected into AC angle to break peripheral anterior synechiae (arrow)