Figure 4.

Clinical presentation of anhidrotic ectodermal dysplasia (AED) and drug-induced cicatrizing conjunctivitis (DICC). The top row (a-c) illustrates a case of AED with characteristic extraocular findings like peri-ocular vitiligo (a), alopecia (b), edentulism (c), and lack of sweating. The clinical signs of DICC include inferior forniceal shortening (d) with more severe fibrosis nasally (white arrow) as compared to temporally (white asterisk) and disproportionately lesser involvement of the superior fornix (transparent arrow), zipper-like symblepharon (white asterisk), and punctal edema (white arrow) with or without ulceration (e) or puntum to punctum fibrotic bands (f)