PMC9082195_01
Slit-lamp microscopy, anterior segment optical coherence tomography, and B-mode ultrasound examination for the right eye before the surgery. a Corneal stromal edema and sutured corneal wound in the upper periphery were noted. b The anterior chamber was extremely narrow (sagittal view). c Abnormal findings of choroidal detachment and subchoroidal hemorrhage were revealed (sagittal view).
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Images obtained from the patient are shown in Figure 1.
Intraoperative images of the anterior segment and fundus. a Severe corneal edema and sutured corneal wound in the upper periphery. b After corneoscleral transplantation, we performed 4-channel 25G PPV with chandelier illumination. c Choroidal detachment was observed in the temporal mid-peripapillary region. The fundus visualization through the graft was good.
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We initially performed SKP followed by 25G PPV (Fig. 2).
Slit-lamp microscopy, anterior segment optical coherence tomography, and B-mode ultrasound examination for the right eye after the surgery. a Seven days after surgery. Corneal stromal edema was observed, the anterior segment of the eye was reconstructed, and the anterior chamber was sufficiently deep. There were no abnormal fundus findings (sagittal view). b Three months after surgery. A khodadoust line and corneal stromal edema were found in the graft. There were no abnormal fundus findings (sagittal view).
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Images obtained from the patient 7 days and 3 months after the surgery are shown in Figure 3.