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(Case 1). Appearance of the left eye two weeks after the injury due to a cluster bomb showing diffuse foreign bodies embedded in an edematous cornea
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One week postoperatively, the corneas were severely edematous and tiny stones were fully embedded in much of the cornea and there were ruptured cataracts [Figure 1].
(Case 1). Clear corneal graft in the right eye eight months after the injury
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Histopathology of the excised corneas revealed near complete loss of endothelium [Figure 2].
(Case 1) The right cornea was markedly thickened with absent endothelium (H and E stain)
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The corneal graft stayed clear [Figure 3].