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(A) Endothelial lesions at admission: multiple coalescent circular lesions of feathery and whitish appearance on the endothelium with intact epithelium. (B) Reduction of the lesions after 3 days of intravenous voriconazole. (C) Complete resolution after 1 month of oral voriconazole.
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The biomicroscopy performed on the affected eye confirmed the integrity of the epithelium with an unruptured bulla over the pupillary area, presence of folds on Descemet's membrane, anterior chamber cells 2+(Standardization of Uveitis Nomenclature Working Group), and multiple coalescent circular lesions of feathery and whitish appearance on the endothelium (Figure 1A). VA was 20/30 (Figure 1B). After 4 weeks of antifungal treatment (3 weeks of those were as an outpatient), the patient showed full edema resolution, the presence of a few small endothelial scars, and 20/20 VA (Figure 1C).