Table 1. Proforma of histological features used in the study.
Epithelium |
Oedema |
Atrophy |
Hyperplasia |
Bullous lifting |
Subepithelial basement membrane |
Conjunctivilsation |
Pannus |
Ulcer |
Basal vacuole damage |
Bowman's |
Effaced |
Breaks |
Stroma |
Scarring |
Inflammation: acute; chronic; acute and chronic |
Deposits (qualify) |
Vascularisation |
Implants |
Thinning |
Keratocyte cell loss |
Infective agent: bacteria; fungi; protozoa; other (qualify) |
Ulcer |
Non-melt perforation |
Melt |
Host–donor interface |
Band keratopathy |
Spheroidal droplet keratopathy |
Lipid keratopathy |
Descemet's |
Normal |
Thin |
Thickened |
Ruptured |
Reduplication |
Guttae |
Folds |
Endothelium |
Normal |
Loss |
Multilayered |
Contain pigment |
Deposits |
Retrocornea |
Inflammation |
Fibrosis |
Attached iris |
Attached lens |
Epithelial ingrowth |