PMC9946815_01
External photograph showing excoriation and pigmentation of eyelid skin in both eyes
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FIG1
External examination showed excoriation and pigmentation of the upper and lower eyelid skin in both eyes (Figure 1).
Diffuse illumination photographs showing conjunctival congestion with crescentic peripheral corneal ulcers in the right eye (A) and left eye (B)
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FIG2
Peripheral crescentic corneal epithelial defects with stromal infiltrates and >70% thinning were visible in the right eye from 4-10 o'clock position, and in the left eye from 2-8 o'clock position (Figure 2).
Diffuse illumination photographs showing a stable ocular surface with corneal scars in the right eye (A) and left eye (B) at the last follow-up visit
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FIG3
This was maintained till the last follow-up visit 18 months after the initial presentation (Figure 3).