PMC9896168_01
a Multiple parallel lines of keratic precipitates with subtle corneal edema. b Completely resolved corneal edema with no visible keratic precipitates within 2 days after treatment.
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F1
Slit lamp examination revealed multiple horizontal dotted endothelial lines of keratic precipitate and subtle corneal edema in the left eye (shown in Fig. 1a). Slit lamp examination revealed that the keratic precipitate lines had disappeared (shown in Fig. 1b), and the corneal edema had decreased from 546 to 471 microm.
Specular microscopic image showing decreased corneal endothelial cell count in the affected left eye.
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F2
Specular microscopy measurements revealed that corneal endothelial cell density was lower in the left eye (2,902 and 2,280 cells/mm2 in the right and left eyes, respectively), and corneal thickness was higher in the left eye (478 and 546 microm in the right and left eye, respectively) (shown in Fig. 2).