this complication has been described previously in patients with rubeosis iridis and uveitis and in patients receiving anticoagulant drugs , but to our knowledge , this is the first report of a hyphema resulting from a laser iridotomy in a patient having no known predisposing pathological condition , either ocular of systemic , while no complications of hyphema were encountered in this patient , we recommend that this rare complication be kept in mind whenever a laser iridotomy is contemplated .
C0042164
uveitis
C0015392
ocular