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A baseline photograph shows superficial and deep corneal neovascularization affecting the visual axis
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Fig. 1 shows the anterior segment image of the patient before topical aflibercept treatment.
Complete resolution of corneal neovascularization is observed 7 days after initiating topical aflibercept
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Significant regression of the neovascularization was observed 3 days after starting treatment and nearly all of the vessels disappeared within 1 week [Fig. 2].
At 1-year follow-up, the only apparent finding is superficial leucoma in central cornea
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Superficial leucoma was noted in the central cornea [Fig. 3].