Figure 9.

Confocal (A, B) and multiply scattered (C, D) AOG images of a participant with pigment dispersion syndrome. Intensely bright areas of presumed pigmented granules are visible throughout the images. Panels A and C show a cell-like structure with pseudopod arms (orange arrows). Both uveal meshwork (green arrows) and corneoscleral meshwork are also visible in the multiply scattered light image (Panel C). Panels B and D show the overlying uveal meshwork (green arrows) slightly out of focus and deeper corneoscleral meshwork (white arrows). Note that in the multiply scattered image (Panel D), further structural detail is evident of the TM. “Y” shaped patterns of uveal meshwork beams (green arrows) are evident traversing over the deeper corneoscleral meshwork beams that run horizontally (white arrows). The spaces between the corneoscleral beams appear narrow in comparison to the other participants. Scale bars, 50 μm.