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. 2018;31(103):66-67.

Emergency management: microbial keratitis

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Emergency management: microbial keratitis

Simon Arunga et al. Community Eye Health. 2018.
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Figure 1
Microbial keratitis with ciliary injection, corneal infiltrate and a hypopyon. This patient also has satellite lesions superiorly
Figure 2
Figure 2
Microbial keratitis. The corneal epithelial defect shows up green with fluorescein staining
Figure 3
Figure 3
Fluorescein staining confirms the presence of a corneal abrasion

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