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case_images: This picture depicts anterior segment photography of both eyes. Symblepharon formation was observed extending from the tarsal conjunctiva to the bulbar conjunctiva and spreading over the cornea, preventing the selection of the anterior chamber in the right eye (upper left). The left eye image shows more apparent anterior chamber detail than the right eye. Symblepharon formation extended from the inferior eyelid and inferior bulbar conjunctiva to the temporal cornea (upper right). Pigmented lesions were observed in the maxillofacial-temporal areas of the patient's face. Upon anamnesis, it was learned that basal cell carcinoma-nodular type was diagnosed due to the biopsy taken from the pigmented lesions on the skin (bottom).
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case_images: Based on his clinical findings, the dermatology consultation yielded a "clinically presumed XP" (Fig. 1).
case_images: Left eye OCT images showing grade 2 foveal hypoplasia. The foveal pit and extrusion of plexiform layers were absent, but outer segment lengthening was present.
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case_images: Optical coherence tomography (OCT) revealed grade 2 foveal hypoplasia (Fig. 2).
case_images: Appearance after ocular surface rehabilitation surgery. The aggressive symblepharon formation in the right eye has regressed, and the anterior chamber details have become more visible (left image). In the left eye, ocular surface findings remained the same (right image).
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case_images: The final visual acuity was 0.05, according to the Snellen chart (Fig. 3).