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case_images: Slit beam photograph of the left eye. This photograph demonstrates 2+ perilimbal injection and 1-1.5 mm inferior hypopyon observed at the time of initial presentation. There is no overlying epithelial defect or appreciable infiltrate in the cornea. Both intrastromal corneal ring segments are in place.
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case_images: Anterior chamber exam was notable for 2+ cells and a 1-1.5 mm inferior hypopyon (Figure 1).
case_images: Slit beam (a) and broad beam (b) photographs of the left eye. These photographs demonstrate regression of the perilimbal injection and inferior hypopyon observed in Figure 1.
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case_images: Three days later, CDVA improved to 20/60, and regression of the hypopyon and perilimbal injection was noted (Figure 2).
case_images: Tomography images of the left eye before (a) and after (b) cross-linking at the last follow-up 6 months postoperatively demonstrate the stability of keratoconus over the time course from before and after surgery.
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case_images: Tomography imaging of the left eye revealed stability of KCN before and after CXL at the last follow-up (Figure 3).