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case_images: External photographs of the right (a) and left (b) eyes eight months after DSEK. (a) A 9 mm in diameter clear graft is evident. The graft appears small in an eye with a 15 mm cornea in diameter. (b) Diffuse ecstatic cornea is seen. The patient with keratoglobus is looking down slightly to show extreme corneal protuberance.
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case_images: By eight months after surgery, the patient reported significant improvement in photophobia, vision, and tearing as compared to the symptoms prior to DSEK placement (Figure 1).
case_images: Anterior segment OCT of the right eye showing a stable DSEK graft eight months after placement (white arrows). Extreme peripheral corneal ectasia is evident (white star).
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case_images: IOP was normal, cornea was clear, and DSEK graft was stable (Figure 2).
case_images: Axial curvature and keratometry measurements of both eyes eight months after DSEK graft placement in the right eye. Significant corneal irregularity is seen on the keratometric map in both eyes.
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case_images: The keratometric map of both eyes is shown in Figure 3.