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Slit-lamp photograph on the first postoperative day (A) showing white granular reaction with the presence of blood droplets, resembling diffuse lamellar keratitis into the flap tunnel. On the fifth postoperative day, diffuse lamellar keratitis was completely resolved after corticosteroid treatment (B).
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However, slit-lamp examination revealed a dense, white, granular reaction combined with some blood droplets (stage I DLK) in the flap "chimney" tunnel of the left eye (Figure 1A); the flap was well positioned and the interface was clear. DLK of the left eye. During the following days, DLK responded rapidly to the treatment and by the fifth day it was completely resolved (Figure 1B); uncorrected distance visual acuity was 20/20 for both eyes.