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Published in final edited form as: Cornea. 2021 Sep 1;40(9):1193–1196. doi: 10.1097/ICO.0000000000002626

Figure 3. — Histopathology photographs of the surgically removed endothelial plaque and slit lamp photograph of the patient’s left eye 4 weeks following the procedure. (A) Stains and cultures of the removed specimen were negative, but histopathology revealed fungal elements (arrow) within ulcerated corneal stroma (Gomori-methenamine silver; original magnification × 400). (B) The patient experienced transient focal edema at the site of the biopsy, which resolved entirely by the fourth postoperative week. A deep stromal scar remained in the area and the patient’s vision was restored to 20/20.

Figure 3. — Histopathology photographs of the surgically removed endothelial plaque and slit lamp photograph of the patient’s left eye 4 weeks following the procedure. (A) Stains and cultures of the removed specimen were negative, but histopathology revealed fungal elements (arrow) within ulcerated corneal stroma (Gomori-methenamine silver; original magnification × 400). (B) The patient experienced transient focal edema at the site of the biopsy, which resolved entirely by the fourth postoperative week. A deep stromal scar remained in the area and the patient’s vision was restored to 20/20.