PMC6324149_01
Left eye showing an inferonasal opalescent limbal lesion extending into cornea with fimbriated edges
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F1
A 36-year-old HIV-positive male, on HAART with CD4 count of 160 cells/mm3, presented with an inferonasal raised opalescent corneal limbal mass (3 x 1 mm) with fimbriated edges in the left eye [Fig. 1].
Fundus image of the left eye showing healing necrotising retinitis after initiation of treatment
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F2
Fundus examination in the left eye showed vitritis, multiple retinal haemorrhages and necrotising retinitis [Fig. 2], clinically suggestive of acute retinal necrosis (viral retnitis).
PMC6324149_02
Right eye showing an inferonasal gelatinous mass at the limbus extending into cornea with feeder vessels
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F3
A 41-year-old HIV-positive male, on HAART with CD4 count of 192 cells/mm3, presented with an inferonasal raised gelatinous limbal mass (7 x 5 mm) with prominent feeder vessels [Fig. 3].
Fundus image of the left eye showing retinitis and retinal vasculitis with multiple yellowish granular lesions and perivascular sheathing
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F4
Fundus examination in both eyes revealed mild vitritis, retinal vasculitis and granular retinitis [Fig. 4], clinically suggestive of active granular cytomegalovirus retinitis.
Histopathology image showing multilayered conjunctival epithelium with dyskeratotic cells and stromal fibrosis, suggestive of conjunctival epithelial dysplasia
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F5
Excisional biopsy of the ocular surface lesion was performed showing conjunctival epithelial dysplasia [Fig. 5].