Figure 1.

Point-of-care ultrasound of the patient’s left eye performed with a linear transducer (4-12 MHz) in the transverse position demonstrates a dislocated lens (arrow). The dislocated lens is identified as a round structure with a hyperechoic rim; it is visualized in the posterior aspect of the vitreous chamber.

Figure 2.

Axial view of the patient’s head on computed tomography (CT) imaging demonstrates a complete lens dislocation in the left eye (arrow).