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case_images: Klebsiella oxytoca induced keratitis showing hypopyon, redness, ulcer and stitch on cornea sclera after admission. Green arrow shows ulcer, black arrow shows redness of eye, and blue arrow shows hypopyon.
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case_images: The eye was firm when examined digitally (Figure 1).
case_images: Photograph of Klebsiella oxytoca-induced infectious keratitis showing some improvement: significantly decreased ulcer, stitch removed around ulcer while the patient was undergoing treatment and discharged.
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case_images: Ulcer size also decreased to less than 1.5 x 1mm She was discharged after one month on June 8, 2019 (Figure-2).
case_images: Photograph of Klebsiella oxytoca-induced infectious keratitis showing formed scar from ulcer and scar around removed stitch at final follow-up.
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case_images: At the end of follow-up, a scar was formed around the stitch and improvement of vision was seen from LP to hand motion at the end of 4 months (Figure-3).