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. 2022 Feb 25;70(3):768–777. doi: 10.4103/ijo.IJO_2329_21

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Fungal endophthalmitis. Presentation, treatment, and outcome. (a) Post cataract; (b) Traumatic; (c) Endogenous. Left-clinical and fundus view. (a) PVA: 20/100; Microbiology: Aspergillus niger. Treatment: three vitreous surgery, IOL explant, three intravitreal antifungals. FVA: 20/50. (b) PVA: FCF 2 meters. Microbiology: Aspergillus flavus. Treatment: two additional vitreous surgery, 14 intravitreal antifungal drugs. FVA: 20/60. (c) PVA: 20/500. Microbiology: Candida albicans. Treatment: Two vitreous surgery and three intravitreal antifungal drugs. FVA- final visual acuity, PVA- presenting visual acuity