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Figure 1: Prenatal ultrasonography image of PHPV. (a) Two-dimensional ultrasound demonstrating PHPV, with a band-shaped hyperechoic between the left eye lens and posterior wall of the eyeball showing funnel-shaped (Red Arrow) with calcification (Yellow Arrow). (b) 3D imaging mode shows the left small eyeball and the left vitreous with band-shaped hyperechoic (Red Arrow). (c) Color blood flow was detected in the band-shaped hyperechoic area (Red Arrow). PHPV: Persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous. 2D: two-dimensional; 3D: three-dimensional.
Figure S1: Postpartum image of PHPV. (a) Two-dimensional ultrasound demonstrated the strong vocal cords in the vitreous were connected with the posterior wall of the eyeball (Red Arrow) with calcification (Yellow Arrow) . (b) CT showed a fibrous band between the vitreous and the posterior wall of the eyeball (Red Arrow). (c) CT showed the left eyeball smaller than the right. PHPV: Persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous. CT: Computed tomography.
Figure S2: Postpartum image of ophthalmology examination. (a-b) Postnatal ophthalmology examination shows bilateral eyeballs were unequal in size, and the left eyeball showed a typical “white pupil.”. (c) The pathological examination showed that the left eyeball was smaller than the right.
Figure S3: Postpartum image of pathological examination. (a) Pathological examination showed the right eye is normal. (b) Fibrous bands in the vitreous of the left eye and hyperplasia of blood vessels (Blue Arrow). (c) Pathological examination showed retinal detachment and retinoblastoma (Blue Arrow).