PMC3929932_01
Injected eye with discharge and sessile mass on the cornea
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On the cornea, there was a pink, fleshy, vascularized, sessile mass (7mm x5mm) at the center (figure 1).
A child with corneal mass after infection was controlled
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Subsequently, the antibiotic was tapered till the infection was cleared (figure 2).
A child with pyogenic cornea granuloma intra operatively
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After the infection was controlled, the mass was excised from the cornea and sent for pathologic examination (figure 3).
A child with corneal scaring after corneal granuloma excision
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Subsequently, the defect healed and leucoma corneal opacity (figure 4) developed with the final visual acuity of light perception.