Anterior Arcadia

Unveiling the Anterior. One Layer at a Time.

Step into Anterior Arcadia, where each scan is a story of transparency, structure, and precision. From epithelial thickness maps to anterior chamber angles – discover the brilliance of corneal imaging with the Anterion. Ideal for anterior segment enthusiasts and refractive thinkers.

This is a case of Nuclear Cataract along with dense PSC. The Imaging App allowed us to visualise changes to the posterior capsule helping us to identify early dehiscence.
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Image Courtesy:
Dr. Debdas Mukherjee,
BKG Malda Eye Hospital,
Malda.

This a case of Vitreous Prolapse through the pupil in a pseudophakic eye post trabeculectomy, forming a beautiful balloon illusion in the anterior chamber, just shy of touching the endothelium by microns.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Kumar Doctor,

This is a case of a failed DSAEK showing edematous donor and host cornea.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Pooja Khamar,
Narayana Nethralaya,
Bengaluru.

This Nuclear Sclerotic Cataract in the form of an ‘eye’ in the centre of the lens, was beautifully imaged with the Anterion.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Prasanna Ramesh,
Mahatma Eye Hospital,
Trichy.

The image shows an implanted Ahmeds Glaucoma Valve which appears completely patent with no surrounding fibrosis.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Sachin Mungale,
Mungale Eye Hospital
Vadodara.

Anterion Imaging revealed a hidden nuclear fragment in the anterior chamber, missed on slit-lamp exam which showed only inferior corneal edema and bullae.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Shilpa Kodkany, Belgaum.

The above image displays a case of a traumatic synechiae with pupillary block and cataract.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Anurag Mishra,
Radha Raman Eye Hospital,
Cuttack.

This is a case marvellous case of a traumatic dislocation of the lens. We could clearly see that it has ruptured the capsule and has lodged into the anterior chamber.
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Image Courtesy:
Dr. Ashok Kumar Nanda,
Kar Vision Eye Hospital,
Bhubaneshwar.

In the above image a blob of vitreous is seen engulfed in the cornea -possibly an eventful cataract surgery.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Deepti Kulkarni,
Dr. Anil Kulkarni Eye Hospital,
Miraj.

Anterion image shows a mature cataract with increased lens thickness and irido-corneal-lenticular touch—clarity comparable to UBM.
Image Courtesy: Dr. Gaurav Luthra, Drishti Eye Hospital, Dehradun.

Post-op Anterion image shows retained epinucleus behind PCIOL with no escape route, causing inflammation and posterior capsule indentation.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Kumar Doctor, Doctor Eye Institute, Mumbai.

Cross-sectional image shows a subluxated natural lens in the anterior chamber with vitreous tongue prolapse touching the endothelium.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Kumar & Dr. Shivani, Doctor Eye Institute, Mumbai. 🏆 ASCRS 2023 Winner.

This image confirms that the implanted Ahmed Glaucoma Valve tube does not touch the cornea. Anterion allowed me to perfectly visualise the non- central areas of the eye too.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Manish Shah,
Foresight Eye Centre,
Mumbai.

The above Image displays vitreous in the anterior chamber in a post-surgical Eye.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Nilay Patel,
Aashirwad Eye Hospital
& Laser Center,
Navsari.

This is the image of an anteriorly dislocated Cataractous Lens post blunt trauma.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Pooja Khamar,
Narayana Nethralaya,
Bengaluru.

The above image displays a case of Corneal Hydrops showing unique splitting of corneal layers and in-curling of Descemet's membrane.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Pooja Khamar,
Narayana Nethralaya,
Bengaluru.

This image shows Posterior Polar Cataract, which is a clinically and surgically unique subtype of congenital cataract.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Prasanna Ramesh,
Mahatma Eye Hospital,
Trichy.

The high quality of imaging afforded by the Anterion enabled this clear visualisation of the Intumescent Cataract.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Rohit Om Prakash,
Om Prakash Eye Institute,
Amritsar.

This is a case wherein GATT (Gonioscopy-assisted transluminal trabeculotomy) surgery was performed and shows a successful opening of the trabecular meshwork.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Sachin Mungale,
Mungale Eye Hospital
Vadodara.

Anterion Imaging revealed ruptured anterior capsule and intact posterior capsule in a case of traumatic cataract with corneal perforation—missed on slit-lamp.
Image Courtesy : Dr. Sanjay Chaudhary, Eye 7, New Delhi.

Anterion image shows a clear graft post-penetrating keratoplasty with no haze or rejection; cortical cataract envelops the crystalline lens.
Image Courtesy: Dr. Shivani Patnaik, Doctor Eye Institute, Mumbai.

Anterion image shows a keratoconus eye with an intrastromal Intacs segment, clearly displaying insertion depth and surrounding tissue.
Image Courtesy : Dr. Shivani Patnaik, Doctor Eye Institute, Mumbai.

The above image displays a case in which Fibrin membrane in the anterior segment was seen post cataract surgery, indicating post operative inflammation.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Ameya Kulkarni,
Dr. Anil Kulkarni Eye Hospital,
Miraj.

Anterion images show Descemet’s Detachment:
Image 1: mild corneal edema with visible detachment
Image 2: healed with attached Descemet’s membrane and reduced edema.
Image Courtesy: Dr. Amitava Biswas, Sunetra Family Eye Centre, Kolkata.

The above image displays a case of vitreous in anterior chamber. Anterion imaging confirmed the diagnosis of vitreous prolapse into the anterior chamber with extensive Vitreo-corneal touch.
Image Courtesy: Dr.Amitava Biswas,
Sunetra Family Eye Centre

High-resolution Anterion image reveals corneal scarring, clearly visualizing even nebular scars.
Image Courtesy: Dr. Gaurav Luthra, Drishti Eye Hospital, Dehradun.

This was a case of traumatic Irido-Dialysis. Thanks to the highly sensitive Imaging App, the Vitreous Hoop, Cells and Flare in the Anterior Chamber, were visualized clearly.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Gaurav Luthra,
Drishti Eye Hospital,
Dehradun.

The above Image displays a case of Phacodonesis with vitreous in the anterior chamber and corneal touch.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Gaurav Luthra,
Drishti Eye Hospital,
Dehradun.

First-of-its-kind Anterion image captured post-femtolaser, pre-phacoemulsification, showing fragmented cataractous lens, free-floating capsule, and 200 microns of cortical matter cut during CCC.
Image Courtesy: Dr. Kumar Doctor, Doctor Eye Instit

Anterion Metrics App shows anterior chamber changes in the same eye:
Image 1 (light adapted): constricted pupil, narrow angles, shallow ACD
Image 2 (dark adapted): dilated pupil, closed angles, shallow ACD.
Image Courtesy: Dr. Manish Shah, Foresight

Anterion image of an eye post-corneal tattoo procedure shows stromal pigment deposition causing central shadowing over the corneal scar.
Image Courtesy: Dr. Meeta Birla, Mungale Eye Hospital, Vadodara.

Anterion Metrics App shows Post-LASIK ectasia with hyper-reflective metallic debris in the stroma and clear flap visualization.
Image Courtesy : Dr. Nilay Patel, Aashirwad Eye Hospital, Navsari.

Anterion’s 1300nm swept-source OCT captured cilio-choroidal effusion with a wide 16.5 mm scan, providing detailed view from sclera to sclera.
Image Courtesy: Dr. Nitin Patel, Aashirwad Eye Hospital & Laser Center, Navsari.

The above is a case of Phacolytic Glaucoma showing Synechiae. 360 degree analysis of the anterior chamber in the Matrix App enabled this fine detail visualization.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Nitin Patel,
Aashirwad Eye Hospital
& Laser Center,
Navsari.

Anterion images of Late Capsular Bag Distension Syndrome:
Image 1: fluid behind IOL’s posterior surface with PCO
Image 2: post-ND YAG capsulotomy showing whirling of posterior capsule.
Image Courtesy: Dr. Pooja Khamar, Narayana Nethralaya,

This is a classic case of Topography Data validated simultaneously by the structural imaging in Anterion. Here, PMD is detected very conclusively as seen above.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Prabhat Nangia,
Suraj Eye Institute,
Nagpur.

High-res Anterion image enabled precise assessment of residual stromal tissue post-surgery, aiding in effective monitoring of corneal stability.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Prabhat Nangia, Suraj Eye Institute, Nagpur.

Yag Peripheral Iridotomy effectively treated a shallow anterior chamber & narrow angles. Post-op, the chamber deepened, angles opened, and a patent PI was observed with some pigment dispersion. Image courtesy: Dr. Pradeep Balan, Sankara Eye Hospital,

This is a case of IRIS Bombae with 360-degree closure and an image of the same patient post Iridotomy showing complete opening of all angles.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Sachin Mungale,
Mungale Eye Hospital,
Vadodara.

Descemet's Detachment with corneal edema post-ICL surgery (Image 1) was successfully treated, resulting in a clear cornea and attached Descemet's Membrane (Image 2). Image courtesy: Dr. Sanjay Chaudhary, Eye 7 Chaudhary Eye Centre, New Delhi.

Pre-existing deficient posterior capsule was identified using the Anterion's high-resolution imaging, aiding in cataract surgery planning and preoperative counseling. Image courtesy: Dr. Sanjay Chaudhary, Eye 7 Chaudhary Eye Centre, New Delhi.

The high-resolution imaging on the Metrics App allowed us to view the LASIK flap in this patient after 3 years of surgery.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Vinay Murthy
Prabha Eye Hospital,
Bengaluru.

This is a case of Nuclear Cataract along with dense PSC. The Imaging App allowed us to visualise changes to the posterior capsule helping us to identify early dehiscence.
Image Courtesy: Dr. Debdas Mukherjee,
BKG Malda Eye Hospital,
Malda.

This image captures a vitreous prolapse in a pseudophakic eye post-trabeculectomy, creating a striking "balloon illusion" in the anterior chamber, nearly touching the endothelium. Image courtesy: Dr. Kumar Doctor, Doctor Eye Institute, Mumbai.

This is a case of a failed DSAEK showing edematous donor and host cornea.
Image Courtesy: Dr. Pooja Khamar,
Narayana Nethralaya,
Bengaluru.

This Nuclear Sclerotic Cataract in the form of an ‘eye’ in the centre of the lens, was beautifully imaged with the Anterion.
Image Courtesy: Dr. Prasanna Ramesh,
Mahatma Eye Hospital,
Trichy.

The image shows an implanted Ahmeds Glaucoma Valve which appears completely patent with no surrounding fibrosis.
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Image Courtesy: Dr. Sachin Mungale,
Mungale Eye Hospital
Vadodara.

Anterior chamber remnant nuclear fragment was detected by the Anterion Imaging App, which was missed on slit-lamp exam that only showed corneal edema. Image courtesy: Dr. Shilpa Kodkany, Kodakany Eye Hospital, Belgaum.