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Photo of the anterior segment showing the dislocated Ozurdex implant in the pupil at week 4.
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F1
A decision was made to keep the patient under close observation as there was no corneal touch and no clinically significant corneal edema as seen in Figure 1.
Photo of the anterior segment showing the dissolving Ozurdex implant in the pupil at week 8.
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F2
Four weeks later, signs of implant dissolution were seen (Fig. 2).
Photo of the anterior segment showing that the Ozurdex implant was dissolved at week 12.
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F3
Eight weeks later, the implant had completely dissolved (Fig. 3), the corneal graft remained clear, and there was no abnormal increase in intraocular pressure.