1C), stromal infiltrate was inactive, corneal vascularization was distinctive, and the ulcer healed with a scar and prominent vascularization. The antimicrobial agents were tapered and stopped in ...

She had redness, watering and photophobia for the past 11 days. Slit lamp examination revealed multiple disc-shaped corneal stromal infiltrates with an overlying epithelial defect and hypopyon in both ...

AIMS To describe the clinical features of patients with a history of recurrent corneal epithelial erosion who develop ... epithelial defect >2 mm in diameter with an associated stromal infiltrate and ...

She had no history of systemic illness or immunosuppressed status. On slit lamp examination, she was found to have corneal stromal infiltrates in the interface at multiple locations. Given the ...

The cornea is the clear, outer layer of your eye and has 5 layers. The middle layer, called the stromal layer, is the thickest part of the cornea. It has mostly water and a protein called collagen.

Subsequent degradation and thinning of the stroma lead to stage 5, with a persistent or recurrent epithelial defect, now with stromal ulceration. Finally, at stage 6, corneal perforation occurs.

In early animal studies and registered human clinical trials in India, Funderburgh and colleagues demonstrated that human corneal stromal stem cells (CSSCs) can regenerate in vitro, and when ...

Group 3 rabbits stopped treatment and were euthanized at 9 days because they had experienced too much toxicity, which included peripheral corneal neovascularization, increasing stromal opacity in ...

Subsequently, the patient developed a deep corneal infiltrate and corneal vascularisation with a persistent epithelial defect. Conclusion: This is the first reported case of keratitis caused by ...

Results: The stromal infiltrate appeared inactive 1 week after ... Riboflavin and ultraviolet (UV) A collagen crosslinking (CXL) of the cornea was first introduced by Wollensak et al.