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Patient's photo showing irregular and dilated pupil of the treated right eye at the end of the CXL procedure (anisocoria).
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At the end of the procedure, the pupil was irregular and dilated but reactive to light; the pupil of the fellow eye was round, regular, and reactive (anisocoria) (Figure 1). A bandage contact lens (BCL) was applied until full reepithelialization.
Patient's photo with round and regular pupil of both eyes one day after CXL treatment of the right eye.
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On the first postoperative day, slit-lamp examination of the treated eye revealed a regular, round, and reactive pupil (Figure 2); cornea showed slight edema and epithelial defect.