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case_images: Anterior segment images of the patient. (a) In the preoperative picture, severe corneal edema and bullous keratopathy are visible. (b) The epithelium had improved and the clinical picture of bullous keratopathy had disappeared by postoperative day 7.
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case_images: Slit lamp examination revealed bullous keratopathy in the right eye (Fig. 1a), while the left eye was healthy.
case_images: Anterior segment optical coherence tomography images of the patient. (a) In the preoperative picture, the corneal edema is evident, and the central corneal thickness is 1050 mum with an angle-angle length of 8.80 mm. (b) On postoperative day 7, the intrastromal pocket and the silicone oil layer can be seen. The corneal thickness in front of the silicone oil was measured at 310 nm, while the thickness behind the oil layer was 320 nm. Resolution of the corneal edema in the anterior stroma and epithelial bullae is also visible. The angle-angle length was 10.45 mm.
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case_images: F2
case_images: The central corneal thickness was 1050 mum in the right eye (Fig. 2a). A slit lamp microscopy image and anterior segment OCT view from the postoperative seventh day can be seen in Figure 2.