PMC4748807_01
Slit-lamp photograph of the right eye demonstrating CH in a nonperforated corneal ulcer at day 1 (a). Improvement in the CH was seen at day 4 (b) and day 10 (c). By 1 month, complete resolution of the CH and corneal ulcer were noted (d).
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The anterior chamber was shallow and filled with a 4-mm-layered hypopyon associated with hyphema (fig. 1a). During the course of treatment, the patient reported a gradual reduction in pain and redness in the right eye, and his corneal exam improved with gradual resolution of the CH (fig. 1b, c). Four weeks after presentation, a slit-lamp examination of the right eye revealed a healed ulcer with corneal scarring and vascularization that extended from 2 to 5 o'clock, no residual edema and no hypopyon (fig. 1d).