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Journal of Ophthalmic Inflammation and Infection
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From: Effective diagnosis by real-time PCR of herpes simplex diffuse endotheliitis that is similar in appearance to fungal keratitis: case series

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Slit-lamp and anterior segment optical coherence tomography (ASOCT) photographs obtained in each of the cases. Case #1: The feathery infiltration observed at the first visit (a) expanded to the central cornea and showed a ring-shaped lesion and hypopyon (b). At 2 months, there was keratitis scarring observed (c). Case #2: Full-thickness feathery infiltration (d) and ASOCT scanning of the retrocorneal plaque (e, arrowheads) performed at the first visit. At 2 months, keratitis scarring was observed (f). Case #3: Deep stromal feathery infiltration (g) and ASOCT scanning of the retrocorneal plaque (h, arrowheads) performed at the first visit. At 2 months, keratitis scarring was observed (i)

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