PMC6507381_01
(a) Large keratic precipitates with interspersed crystals over the left eye corneal endothelium; (b) crystals over the iris and anterior lens capsule; (c) anterior segment optical coherence tomography showing keratic precipitates (arrow) and hyperreflective crystals within the keratic precipitates (arrowhead) over the corneal endothelium; (d) confocal microscopy showing altered endothelial morphology with conglomerate keratic precipitates (arrows) and ill-defined hyperreflective crystals (arrowhead)
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In addition, few minute shiny crystalline deposits were noted over corneal endothelium [Figure 1a], iris, and anterior lens capsule [Figure 1b]. AS-OCT showed crystals as hyperreflective deposits over the corneal endothelium [Figure 1c]. On confocal microscopy, crystals were seen as ill-defined hyperreflective lesions on the corneal endothelium at the depth of 525-604 mum [Figure 1d].
(a and b) Clinical photographs, (c) anterior segment optical coherence tomography, and (d) confocal microscopy showing decrease in the number of crystals after left eye cataract surgery
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Reduction in the number of crystals was noted at follow-up [Figure 2a and b], which was also evident on AS-OCT [Figure 2c] and confocal microscopy [Figure 2d].