In ____, the iris is contused and has difficulty contracting.

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Traumatic iritis is a condition in which the iris becomes contused (bruised) as a result of trauma to the eye. This can lead to difficulty contracting, as well as other symptoms such as eye pain, redness, and sensitivity to light. Subconjunctival hemorrhage refers to bleeding under the conjunctiva, iris detachment is a separation of the iris from the rest of the eye, and globe rupture refers to a full-thickness injury to the eye that can result in vision loss.

In ____, the Iris Is Contused and Has Difficulty Contracting