Other worrisome signs are a loss of anterior chamber depth due to leaking aqueous humor, a teardrop-shaped pupil, hyphema, or prolapse of uveal tissue/choroid through a wound.

Injury to the anterior chamber that disrupts the vasculature supporting the iris or ciliary body results in a hyphema.

Methods to analyse the cause of hyphema, iridocyclitis, shallow anterior chamber, lens opacity of 52 cases undertaking trabeculectomy.