PMC9811408_01
Photographs of the cornea of the patient's both eyes. The color cornea photograph the patient's both eyes showing grayish white fine deposits between the Descemet memberane and the corneal endothelial layer.
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F1
What we saw under the slit lamp was grayish white fine dust similar to keratic precipitates (KP) (Figure 1).
Confocal microscopy of patient's both eyes. Confocal microscopy showing the presence of hyper-reflective deposits that appeared as irregular snowflake-like images between the Descemet memberane and the corneal endothelial layer.
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F2
Confocal microscopy performed for both eyes revealed the presence of hyper-reflective deposits that appeared as irregular snowflake-like images between the Descemet memberane and the corneal endothelial layer (Figure 2), with normal endothelial morphology and quantity (Figure 3).
Specular microscope of both eyes of the patient. The morphology and quantity of corneal endothelium in both eyes showed no abnormality.
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Confocal microscopy performed for both eyes revealed the presence of hyper-reflective deposits that appeared as irregular snowflake-like images between the Descemet memberane and the corneal endothelial layer (Figure 2), with normal endothelial morphology and quantity (Figure 3).