PMC5306973_01
Incomplete eyelid closure.
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At our observation, she had an incomplete eyelid closure specially in the right eye (Figure 1) and decreased blinking reflex; the best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) was 0.6 bilaterally (decimal scale) and the slit lamp examination showed a diminished tear film break-up time (less than 5 seconds), a diffuse keratitis (Figure 2), corneal haze with linear subepithelial opacities in the anterior stroma of both eyes (Figure 3), and a corneal leukoma with neovascularization in the left eye (Figure 4).
Inferior keratitis.
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At our observation, she had an incomplete eyelid closure specially in the right eye (Figure 1) and decreased blinking reflex; the best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) was 0.6 bilaterally (decimal scale) and the slit lamp examination showed a diminished tear film break-up time (less than 5 seconds), a diffuse keratitis (Figure 2), corneal haze with linear subepithelial opacities in the anterior stroma of both eyes (Figure 3), and a corneal leukoma with neovascularization in the left eye (Figure 4).
Corneal haze with linear subepithelial opacities in the anterior stroma.
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At our observation, she had an incomplete eyelid closure specially in the right eye (Figure 1) and decreased blinking reflex; the best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) was 0.6 bilaterally (decimal scale) and the slit lamp examination showed a diminished tear film break-up time (less than 5 seconds), a diffuse keratitis (Figure 2), corneal haze with linear subepithelial opacities in the anterior stroma of both eyes (Figure 3), and a corneal leukoma with neovascularization in the left eye (Figure 4).
Corneal opacification with neovascularization.
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At our observation, she had an incomplete eyelid closure specially in the right eye (Figure 1) and decreased blinking reflex; the best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) was 0.6 bilaterally (decimal scale) and the slit lamp examination showed a diminished tear film break-up time (less than 5 seconds), a diffuse keratitis (Figure 2), corneal haze with linear subepithelial opacities in the anterior stroma of both eyes (Figure 3), and a corneal leukoma with neovascularization in the left eye (Figure 4).