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Slit-lamp photograph of the right eye (a) and left eye (b) demonstrates corneal stromal infiltrates localized at the temporal corneal lip and left eye with fluorescein staining of diffuse epithelia erosions and hypopyon.
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Both corneas wounds were Seidel negative (Figure 1).
Slit-lamp photographs of the right eye (a) demonstrate a corneal glue and left eye (b) with corneal scleral patch graft.
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Cyanoacrylate glue was applied to the right eye and topical amikacin (8 mg/ml) was added to clarithromycin every hour in both eyes; dorzolamide and brimonidine were added to timolol in the left eye (Figure 2). Aqueous humor culture was negative (Figure 2).
Slit-lamp photographs of the right eye (a) demonstrate paracentral corneal scar with no signs of infection and left eye (b) clear corneal graft with poor detail of anterior chamber.
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The left cornea had deep stromal neovascularization and an opaque corneal scleral patch (Figure 3). Slit-lamp examination revealed a paracentral scar with no signs of inflammation and peripheral anterior synechia in the right eye; the left eye has become phthisical (Figure 3) (Table 1).