Figure 1 (a) Diffuse and (b) slit-beam illumination photographs of the right eye of the patient showing a completely detached rolled-up white cord-like structure adherent to the iris. This is the completely detached Schwalbe’s line adherent to the iris tissue in the anterior chamber. (c) Diffuse and (d) slit-beam illumination photographs of the left eye showing a similar white cord-like structure traversing the anterior chamber with point attachment to the angle inferiorly. This is the partially detached Schwalbe’s line with adherent iris tissue strands. PAS can be seen inferiorly and infero-temporally