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case_images: (a) Foamy, white, triangular Bitot's spot on the temporal conjunctiva at diagnosis. (b) Aniridia, cataract and aniridia associated keratopathy (AAK) grade 2, with onset of central corneal area opacification and vessels converging towards opacity in the left eye, at 6 months after the initial diagnosis.
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case_images: The slit lamp examination has shown indistinguishable clinical Bitot's spots with a foamy appearance, triangular shape, temporal location and proximity to the limbus and stage 2 AAK in both eyes, with conjunctivalization of the peripheral and paracentral cornea, vascular pannus and a clear central cornea (Figure 1).