PMC5778549_01
At presentation: Bilateral widespread mild subepithelial corneal infiltrates in addition to disciform keratitis with white distinct border resembling immune stromal ring, as well as central corneal edema, Descemet's folds, and keratic precipitates in the central area (upper and lower left - right eye, upper and lower right - left eye)
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F1
Slit lamp showed normal conjunctiva, bilateral widespread subepithelial corneal infiltrates, in addition to central corneal edema with white distinct border resembling immune stromal ring, as well as Descemet's folds and keratic precipitates in the central area [Fig. 1].
Anterior segment optical coherence tomography showed corneal edema with keratic precipitates in the right and left eyes (upper and lower, respectively)
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F2
Anterior segment optical coherence tomography showed corneal edema with keratic precipitates [Fig. 2].
One month following cessation of treatment: Disciform keratitis with subepithelial corneal infiltrates recurred (upper left - right eye and upper right - left eye). The opacities decreased in intensity shortly after treatment (lower left - right eye and lower right - left eye)
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F3
One month following cessation of treatment, her visual acuity decreased in both eyes, subepithelial corneal infiltrates increased in density, and mild increase in CCT was observed [Fig. 3].