Figure 1.

Clinical slit-lamp photograph of the left eye of a 35-year-old farmer (patient no. 3) who had presented on August 07, 2006 with a pigmented fungal corneal ulcer (a) caused by Curvularia lunata and on the same day underwent superficial keratectomy to remove the pigmented plaque (b). Four days later he presented with worsening clinical features (c). Repeat scraping isolated multi-drug resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa and 5 days later there was total corneal involvement with perforation and endophthalmitis (d)