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case_images: a Slit-lamp photo of the right eye in the seventh day after initial diagnosis of viral conjunctivitis. Note dense yellowish membrane covering the ocular surface. b Slit-lamp photo of the right eye showing ulcerative and necrotic aspect of the conjunctiva and Tenon's capsule. c Slit-lamp photo of the right eye 14 days after initial treatment. Note significant improvement of the necrotic tissue.
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case_images: We noticed mucopurulent discharge, diffuse hyperemia with conjunctival necrosis, and a dense yellowish membrane covering the anterior surface (Fig. 1a). During the procedure, we noticed that there was a conjunctival ulcer with necrotic tissue affecting the Tenon's capsule, but preserving the sclera (Fig. 1b). There was a mild conjunctival hyperemia with remarkable improvement of the ulceration (Fig. 1c).