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E. grandicornis belonging to the patient, with strong spines resembling the shape of cows' horns. It is used for ornamental purposes.
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F1
A 70-year-old female patient, with a history of hip replacement surgery, Barret's esophagus, skin cancer, and treated systemic hypertension, suffered from accidental ocular contact with E. grandicornis sap (fig. 1).
Slit-lamp photograph of the OS. a Clinical aspect after 24 h of exposure to Euphorbia sap. b Anterior chamber inflammation. c Corneal fluorescein staining. d Clinical aspect 1 week later.
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F2
The cornea of her OS had diffuse punctuate keratitis (fluorescein staining), subepithelial and stromal edema and Descemet folds, while the anterior chamber revealed +++ cells (fig. 2).