Posterior embryotoxon, an anteriorly displaced Schwalbe's line, is the most common feature of Axenfeld Rieger syndrome. We report a case of Axenfeld anomaly with unusual corneal manifestation, that is, a fairly symmetric, hyperproliferated posterior embryotoxon mimicking double cornea as well as a double pupil.
Keywords: anterior chamber; eye; glaucoma.
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