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case_images: Anterior segment photographs (a-d) and an anterior segment OCT image (d) of different patients affected by whitish CIs in the corneal incisions after cataract surgery. c The yellow arrows indicate a case of multiple infiltrates in the same eye. e The red star indicates the superficial location of the infiltrate seen as area of hyper-reflectivity in correspondence of the white infiltrate (see also the red arrow on topography map for exact localization). In all cases, note that the central cornea is clear.
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case_images: All patients were diagnosed as having whitish round CIs in the corneal incisions after surgery (shown in Fig. 1).
case_images: Macroscopic observation of amorphous white material on anterior chamber cannulas.
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case_images: Macroscopically, an amorphous white material was detected mainly on anterior chamber cannulas (shown in Fig. 2) and, to a lesser extent, on I/A tips.
case_images: Hematoxylin and eosin staining showing an eosinophilic amorphous material (magnification x4, x10) under light microscopy.
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case_images: Therefore, some samples of white deposits were collected and analyzed by microscope (shown in Fig. 3).