Not true regarding vitreous wick syndrome:: (A) More commonly seen in ICCE or ECCE, (B) Vitreous comes in anterior chamber, (C) Can cause secondary glaucoma, (D) Seen in phacomorphic glaucoma
Answer is D. Vitreous wick syndrome is not seen in phacomorphic glaucoma. Vitreous Wick Syndrome Can be seen In: ICCE ECCE PHACOEMULSIFICATION with Posterior Capsular Rent Etiology: Vitreous comes in Anterior Chamber. Clinical Features Cause pupillary peaking. Corneal endothelium damage. Secondary glaucoma. Increase chances of Retinal Detachment. Cystoid macular edema.