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. 2017 Sep 28;181(13):346. doi: 10.1136/vr.104378

FIG 1:

FIG 1:

Thelazia callipaeda-associated pathology in the right eye of case 3 showing (a) superficial ventrolateral corneal ulceration at the initial point of referral, and (b) re-epithelialisation associated with ventral bulbar conjunctival hyperaemia, ventrolateral corneal oedema and ventrolateral superficial corneal vascularisation 21 days after flushing and removal of a single male T callipaeda specimen from the ventral conjunctival fornix.