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White granular deposits in the inferior cornea in the area of the epithelial defect at day 7 after corneal transplant.
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On examination, there was a whitish granular deposition in the subepithelial region in the inferior half of the cornea corresponding to the site of the previously present epithelial defect (Figure 1).
PMC6512573_02
Whitish granular deposition in the central cornea on the 10th postoperative day after penetrating keratoplasty with cataract extraction and posterior chamber intraocular lens implantation.
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A presence of whitish granular subepithelial deposition in the central cornea (Figure 2) was found when the patient presented on the 10th postoperative day.
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Whitish deposition over the graft on the 20th postoperative day with healing epithelial defect under the bandage contact lens.
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The epithelial defect was healing but there was whitish granular deposition in the subepithelial layer beneath the healed epithelium with central epithelial defect (Figure 3).