Kingella kingae Keratitis in a Child with Underlying Vernal Keratoconjunctivitis

Table 1

Reported cases of Kingella kingae corneal ulcer.

Number	Author & year	Age/gender	Ocular and systemic; comorbidity	Clinical findings	Treatment	Outcome
(1)	Theo Mollee et al., 1992	11 months/male	Nil	Red eye, eye discharge	Gentamicin and cephalothin	Ulcer healed
(2)	Maria-Carmen Munoz-Egea et al., 2010	38 years/female	Contact lens wearer	Painful red eye for 2 days; Mixed hyperaemia with paracentral corneal infiltrate measuring 1 × 1 mm	Moxifloxacin and tobramycin	Healed in 19 days
(3)	Maria-Carmen Munoz-Egea et al., 2012	45 years/male	HIV positive	Painful red eye for 2 weeks	Vancomycin and ceftazidime, then changed to gentamicin and ciprofloxacin	Unknown. Loss to follow-up
(4)	Orli Megged et al., 2013	15 years/female	Soft contact lens wearer	Painful red eye. Small corneal ulcer with grade  2 flare	Cefazoline, gentamicin	Healed in 6 weeks with faint scar and no visual impairment
(5)	Orli Megged et al., 2014	18 years/female	Nil	Painful red eye. Small 2.5 mm corneal ulcer at peripheral cornea	Cefazoline, gentamicin	Healed completely in 9 days