Table 1.

clinical presentations of ocular leprosy

Extraocular		Ocular
i	Eyebrow: madarosis	i	Conjunctiva: conjunctivitis, conjunctival scarring, pterygium, crystalline clofazamine deposits (in long-term antileprosy MDT)
ii	Eyelid: thickening, entropion, ectropion, nodules on eyelids, ptosis, lagophthalmos, decreased blinking rate	ii	Cornea: corneal nerve beading, corneal hypoesthesia, exposure keratopathy, supericial punctatekeratitis, pannus, infectious keratitis, corneal ulceration, corneal opacification, corneal scarring, keratic precipitates
iii	Eyelash: trichiasis, madarosis	iii	Sclera: scleritis, episcleritis
iv	Nasolacrimal apparatus: dacrocystitis	iv	Iris: iridocyclitis, thinning of iris stroma, miliary iris lepromata (iris pearls), iris atrophy
		v	Uvea: uveitis, uveal infusion, glaucoma
		vi	Pupil: progressive miosis, posterior synechiae
		vii	Lens: cataract
		viii	Ciliary body: low introcular pressure
		ix	Retina: retinal pearls, retinal detachment