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Corneal vascularization of the right eye (left photo) and left eye (right photo) before treatment with topical cyclosporin.
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The presence of corneal vascularization obscured the visual axis in the right eye, with old central corneal scarring (Figure 1). In the left eye, there was also presence of peripheral corneal vascularization with old central corneal scarring (Figure 1).
Dramatic regression of corneal vascularization in both eyes (right eye: left photo, left eye: right photo) after 3 days on topical cyclosporin.
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There was a dramatic regression of corneal vascularization in both eyes after 3 days on topical cyclosporin (Figure 2).
Resolved corneal vascularization in both eyes (right eye: left photo, left eye: right photo) after 1 week on topical cyclosporin.
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After 1 week of treatment, both eyes showed white conjunctiva with resolved corneal vascularization (Figure 3).