Presentation
For illustration purposes.
From the case:
Martini glass sign
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The classical shape of a 'Martini glass'.
Photograph courtesy of Mr Roger Bickle, UK.
Case Discussion
The term 'Martini glass' has been assigned to the appearance of the globe in persistent hyperplastic primary vitreous (PHPV). The shape of the retrolenticular tissue in this condition having a distinct triangular shape of the glass.
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