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Slit-lamp examination shows marked presence of stromal infiltrates involving the flap and the underlying stroma.
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The best spectacle-corrected visual acuity (BSCVA) on the initial visit was 0.01, and slit-lamp examination showed a marked presence of stromal infiltrates involving the flap and the underlying stroma in that eye (Figure 1).
Slit-lamp examination shows the remaining stromal opacity of the central cornea.
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At one month after the flap removal, the BSCVA gradually improved to 0.7, but the stromal opacity of the central cornea and hyperopic shift of +3.0 diopters (D) remained (Figure 2).