Transient tadpole pupil associated with primary uncomplicated medial rectus reattachment.

The authors report a case of reversible tadpole pupil, which occurred during a routine primary uncomplicated bimedial recession in a 2½-year-old child. This case highlights a phenomenon underreported by the ophthalmic community significant in the assessment of depth of anesthesia.

The convex retina: optical coherence tomography in hypermetropic shift, without choroidal folds, from intraconal cavernous haemangioma.

A 36-year-old female referred with improving unaided vision in her left myopic eye was found to have a left 4.5 diopter hypermetropic shift. Examination revealed a left 2 mm proptosis but was otherwise normal with no choroidal folds on fundoscopy and bilateral 6/5 corrected vision.