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(A) Slit-lamp photograph showing marked conjunctival hyperemia and conjunctival edema in the left eye. (B) There is an extensive corneal epithelial defect covering almost the entire cornea in the left eye.
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On the other hand, there was extensive corneal epithelial damage, conjunctival edema, and marked conjunctival hyperemia of the left eye, which was classified as grade G2 according to Kinoshita (Figure 1).
The corneal epithelial defect has become smaller, but it is complicated by infection (arrows) in the left eye.
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After 7 days of wearing the bandage SCL, hyperemia was exacerbated and bacterial corneal infiltrates were suspected (Figure 2).
(A) Slit-lamp photograph showing iris rubeosis (arrows) at circumferential pupil margin. (B) There is an obvious hyphema (arrow) in the left eye.
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However, hyphema occurred suddenly, with near-circumferential rubeosis of the iris (Figure 3).