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Bilateral inferonasal crescent-shaped corneal thinning with perforation and iris prolapse, June 2009.
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He was found to have marked bilateral inferior corneal stromal thinning with perforations in the inferotemporal mid-periphery and a small iris prolapse plugging the hole in both eyes (Figure 1).
Bilateral iris reconstruction and inferonasal tectonic keratoplasties, June 2009.
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Bilateral emergency tectonic penetrating keratoplasties (PKP) were performed, decentered infero-nasally in order to replace the thinned cornea (Figure 2).
Right and left eyes after repeated penetrating keratoplasty and cataract extraction with intraocular lens implant, September 2010.
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The BCVA was 6/48 in both eyes, limited by subepithelial haze and thinning of his corneal grafts (Figure 3).