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Slit lamp examination photographs of the right eye preoperatively (a) and postoperatively (b) and those of the left eye preoperatively (c) and postoperatively (d).
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Corneal stromal oedema and Descemet's fold were more severe in the right eye than in the left (Fig. 2a). The patient's corneal oedema was treated and the BCVA at the third postoperative month was 20/25 (Fig. 2b). Corneal oedema of the left eye progressed, and the BCVA worsened to 20/50 1 year after surgery of the right eye (Fig. 2c). Her corneal oedema was treated, and the BCVA at the second postoperative month was 20/25 (Fig. 2d).
Changes in the AS-OCT images before and after the cataract surgery, and after Descemet stripping endothelial keratoplasty. All images of each eye [right eye: preoperative (a), postoperative (b), and after DSAEK (c); left eye: preoperative (d), postoperative (e), and after DSAEK (f)] are acquired for the same slice thickness at which the iridocorneal contact is most severe. AS-OCT, anterior segment optical coherence tomography; DSAEK, Descemet stripping automated endothelial keratoplasty.
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The AS-OCT images throughout the surgeries are shown in Figure 3.