Figure 3.

Different types of keratoprosthesis in dry eye disease secondary to chronic cicatrizing conjunctivitis. (a) Left eye of a patient 5 years after MOOKP was performed for ocular sequelae secondary to SJS. (b) Left eye of a patient 14 years after Boston type II keratoprosthesis was performed for SJS sequelae. (c) Right eye of a patient 5 years after tibial keratoprosthesis was performed for ocular chemical burn secondary to acid injury. (d) Right eye of a patient 4.5 years after LVP keratoprosthesis was performed for SJS sequelae. (e) Right eye of a patient 3 months after Lux keratoprosthesis was performed for SJS sequelae. MOOKP = modified osteo-odonto keratoprosthesis, SJS = Stevens–Johnson syndrome