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case_images: Preoperative photos of anterior segment. a The anterior segment of the patient's right eye; b View of gonioscope of the patient's right eye; c Anterior segment of the patient's left eye; d View of gonioscope of the patient's left eye (arrowheads shows area of adhesion)
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case_images: Ophthalmic examination revealed central corneal opacity approximately 3.0 mm in diameter in the right eye and 2.0 mm in diameter in the left eye, with an underlying keratolenticular adhesion and a cloudy cataract, and that the patient could not trace the light (Fig. 1).
case_images: Photo montage shows central corneal opacity being gradually reduced in both right and left eyes. (a & b) 1 month after surgery; (c & d) 3 months after surgery; (e & f) 6 months after surgery; (g & h) 9 months after surgery
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case_images: A gradual reduction in central corneal opacity and improvement in the visual acuity (VA) was noted (Fig. 2).
case_images: Screenshots of the noncontact specular microscopy measuring the center of cornea at one year after surgery. a Right eye; b Left eye
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case_images: Non-contact specular microscopy at one year postoperatively showed large heteromorphic endothelial cells at the borderline between the normal endothelium and the central defect (Fig. 3).