The patient was a 71-year-old female. Because the right eye was blurred for more than 10 years, it was aggravated for 1 month to see a doctor. He has been highly myopic for more than 50 years. Eye examination: visual acuity was no light sensing in the right eye and 0.4 in the left eye; IOP was 7 mmHg (1 mmHg =0.133 kPa) in the right eye and 15 mmHg in the left eye; Conjunctival congestion of the right eyeball, corneal edema, massive crystalline deposits behind the cornea, deep anterior chamber, calcified deposits below (Quintessence Picture 1), posterior iris adhesion, opacity of the lens, and the rest of it is unclear; The lens of the left eye was opaque, the boundary of the optic disc of the left eye was unclear, the arc of myopic atrophy was visible on the temporal side, the sclera was exposed in the posterior pole retina, and the foveal reflection was not visible. Ocular B-ultrasound examination: 360° choroid and retina detachment in the right eye (Quintessential Picture 2). Clinical diagnosis: Right eye choroidal detachment type retinal detachment; Pathological myopia of both eyes.
