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Corneal perforation and iris protrusion in the right eye.
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F1
Both anterior chambers were shallow [Figures 1 and 2].
Corneal perforation and iris protrusion in the left eye.
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F2
Both anterior chambers were shallow [Figures 1 and 2].
Eccentric penetrating keratoplasty of the right eye.
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F3
Iridoplasty and eccentric penetrating keratoplasty were then performed after two weeks of intravenous and topical acyclovir treatment [Figure 3].
Corneal patch grafts and amniotic membrane transplant of the left eye.
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F4
During the first surgical procedure, the same steps were taken as in his right eye, but instead of an eccentric penetrating keratoplasty, two temporary tectonic corneal grafts were used:a nasal and a temporal:and an amniotic membrane was transplanted [Figure 4].
Large diameter penetrating keratoplasty of the left eye.
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F5
A corneal melt developed 1 month later in the temporal patch graft, so a large diameter penetrating keratoplasty was performed [Figure 5].