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Anterior segment photograph showing the Kayser-Fleischer ring over 360  of the peripheral cornea.
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F1
Ophthalmologic examination using the slit-lamp showed copper depositional ring (Kayser-Fleischer [KF], KF, ring) and mild central corneal ectasia in both eyes (Figs. 1, 2).
Copper deposits in the Descemet's membrane of the cornea.
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F2
Ophthalmologic examination using the slit-lamp showed copper depositional ring (Kayser-Fleischer [KF], KF, ring) and mild central corneal ectasia in both eyes (Figs. 1, 2).
Corneal topographic maps showed significantly steep keratometry values and thinning in the inferior paracentral cornea bilaterally.
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F3
The keratometric values were K1 = 45.94 diopters (D), K2 = 49.10 D in the right eye, and K1 = 47.14 D, K2 = 51.22 D in the left eye (Fig. 3). The characteristic pattern of KC was seen on corneal topography bilaterally (Fig. 3).