Figures & data
Figure 1. Corneal endotheliitis, ciliary infection, diffuse corneal stromal edema, folds in Descemet’s membrane, and small pigmented keratic precipitates (KPs) before treatment.
Figure 2. Complete recovery of corneal endotheliitis 1 month after onset.
Figure 3. Scan images of the central cornea of both eyes were captured by microscopy 3 months after onset. Six-sided cells were lost and endothelial cell density was 392–612/mm2 in the affected eye (a) and 2433/mm2 in the contralateral eye (b) (75–84% decrease). Central corneal thickness of the affected eye was 610 µm and higher than that of the contralateral eye.
