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Slit lamp photo of the right eye showing the iris plugging the corneal perforation.
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Right eye slit lamp exam showed iris plugging a perforated cornea superonasally with associated extensive neovascularization (Figure 1) and a shallow but formed anterior chamber (Figure 2).
Slit lamp photo of the right eye showing a formed anterior chamber.
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Right eye slit lamp exam showed iris plugging a perforated cornea superonasally with associated extensive neovascularization (Figure 1) and a shallow but formed anterior chamber (Figure 2).
Slit lamp photo of the right eye showing a full thickness corneal patch graft, 1 week following the surgery.
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At week one after grafting, the visual acuity was 20/100 (Figure 3).
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Rosacea manifesting with papules and pustules affecting the patient's face.
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His external exam was consistent with multiple medium to large erythematous papules, pustules with rhinophyma (Figure 4).
(a) Right eye slit lamp photo showing a large corneal infiltrate with a peripheral corneal perforation and pannus. (b) Left eye slit lamp photo showing peripheral ulcerative keratitis with scarring and pannus.
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The patient continued to worsen and within two weeks developed right eye inferior corneal perforation, for which adjacent conjunctival resection, glue, and a bandage contact lens were applied (Figure 5).