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Slit-lamp biomicroscope images were obtained on the day of referral. (A) Corneal epithelial defect surrounded by nonadherent epithelium was observed as OD. Not prominent in this image because of the background iris color, but there were a few 0.5 mm superficial corneal vessels along the superior limbus. (B) An indistinct margin of fluorescein retention was noted under the nonadherent epithelial lip.
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F1
Fluorescein stain was retained underneath the nonadherent epithelium (Figure 1).
Slit-lamp biomicroscope images were obtained a week after the bandage contact lens wear. (A) ICH in an annular pattern was noted as OD. (B) Subepithelial hemorrhage was noticed on the slit beam image.
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F2
Additionally, subepithelial ICH, which had not been detected at the previous visit, was observed in an annular pattern involving ~270  of the peripheral cornea (Figure 2).
Slit-lamp biomicroscope images were obtained after the removal of the contact lens. (A) After a week, ICH was still present in the superior cornea, but the rest was resolved. (B) After a month, complete resorption of ICH was observed, and the epithelium of the cornea appeared stable.
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F3
ICH was resorbed but still observed from the 11 to 3 o'clock position of the cornea (Figure 3A). ICH was observed in a slit lamp examination (Figure 3B). IOP was 13 mmHg OU.