Vitreous hemorrhage secondary to iridociliary cyst.
CASE REPORT
An 18-year-old man, presented a lower vitreous hemorrhage of unknown cause. Multiple tests are performed, including Ophthalmic Ultrasound and Fluorescein Angioghaphy (FA), they did not find justification of bleeding. Finally, we decide to do a Biomocroscopía Ultrasonic (UBM) showing an iridociliary cyst.


DISCUSSION
The iridociliary cysts are single or multiple, primary or secondary. The primaries are usually benign so, they do not require treatment. When the cyst has a considerable size, it may produce a focal plateau iris with or without angle-closure. Our case reveals an unusual complication that should take notice of when you have an unknown vitreous hemorrhage.
['Rivero|V|V|', 'Aparicio|M J|MJ|', 'Suárez-Leoz|M|M|', 'Fernández|A|A|']
D002924:Ciliary Body D003560:Cysts D005451:Fluorescein Angiography D006801:Humans D007499:Iris Diseases D008297:Male D033401:Microscopy, Acoustic D014603:Uveal Diseases D014823:Vitreous Hemorrhage D055815:Young Adult
Vitreous hemorrhage Iridociliary Cyst Angle-closure Biomicroscopía ultrasónica Cierre angular Hemovítreo Iridociliar Quiste Ultrasound biomicroscopy