Cornea
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To report the management of recurrent, spontaneous hyphema associated with florid iris vascular tufts in a patient presenting for cataract surgery. ⋯ This case appears to represent the first description of chronic, bilateral, recurrent spontaneous hyphema associated with iris vascular tufts. Argon laser treatment of symptomatic iris vascular tufts promotes resolution of recurrent, spontaneous hyphema and may serve to mitigate the risk of hemorrhage from these lesions during subsequent intraocular surgery. Conservative management of increased total treatment energy may minimize the potential risk of corneal decompensation with argon laser therapy.