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Summary

Figures 8A and 8C: Demonstrate slit lamp photos of the right and left eye, respectively. There is inferior corneal opacification (haze) and the dashed orange lines represent the cross-section of the corresponding AS-OCT images. Figure 8B: AS-OCT of the right eye shows a plaque involving the endothelium and deep stroma (red arrows) with a prominent hyperreflective line between the plaque and deep stroma (yellow arrows), which is more distinct than Descemet’s membrane. Figure 8D: OCT of the OS showing a similar albeit less thickened endothelial-stromal plaque with associated fine hyperreflective keratic precipitates (green arrows).

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current18:14, October 18, 2022Thumbnail for version as of 18:14, October 18, 2022624 × 487 (56 KB)Justin.Yamanuha (talk | contribs)Figures 8A and 8C: Demonstrate slit lamp photos of the right and left eye, respectively. There is inferior corneal opacification (haze) and the dashed orange lines represent the cross-section of the corresponding AS-OCT images. Figure 8B: AS-OCT of the right eye shows a plaque involving the endothelium and deep stroma (red arrows) with a prominent hyperreflective line between the plaque and deep stroma (yellow arrows), which is more distinct than Descemet’s membrane. Figure 8D: OCT of the OS...
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