Characteristics of New Onset Herpes Simplex Keratitis after Keratoplasty

Figure 5

Slit lamp examination of patient 4 with stromal necrotic and endothelial HSK. (a) Corneal graft edema and opacity at one and a half years after penetrating keratoplasty for bacterial corneal ulceration. (b) Fluorescein sodium staining displaying ulceration of the entire corneal graft involving the whole transplant bed. (c) The ulcer healing after double amniotic membrane transplantation. (d) The residual amniotic membrane at the final follow-up. The corneal clarity was decreased significantly.

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