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Arsham Sheybani

Researcher

Jul 21, 2026

5:22
Talk us through how you think about whether an angle is open or closed and how you get through that decision transition.
5:29
Yeah, absolutely.
5:29
And you know, the maturity of the cataract sometimes doesn't matter.
5:32
If you look at patients that are microspherophagic, they'll have normal axial links, but really myopic refractions.
5:40
And so if you do like an ultrasound and you actually see like this very, like a UBM especially, like a very rounded spherical lens, well, that could just be a lens dislocation.
5:51
So a zonule problem that's causing the secondary angle closure.
5:55
they might have had trauma that they don't even remember.

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