Corneal melting after a corneal autotransplant at right eye, in a 69-year-old male patient. The right eye with a corneal central leukoma is the potentially seeing eye and received the normal cornea of the blind left eye. The left eye received a cornea from a donor.
Right eye, 6 weeks after the anterior segment transplantation. The right eye received the anterior segment of the left eye and the left eye received the right anterior segment. Visual acuity: 20/200 RE.
Autofluorescence
Visumetry
Anterior Segment Photo
RE: central corneal leukoma; VA: 20/200. LE: central retinal vein occlusion, one year ago; VA light perception in the temporal visual field.
Specular Microscopy
OCT (B-Scan) longitudinal
Schisis; epiretinal membrane.
Anterior Segment Photo
The right eye is the potentially seeing eye and received the normal cornea of the left eye. The left eye blind received a cornea from a donor. Suture dehiscence RE.
Colour Retinography
LE: Central retinal vein occlusion under treatment.
Anterior Segment Photo
Right eye, 7 weeks after surgery; corneal melting; suture dehiscence.
Anterior Segment Photo
Right eye: neovascularization.
Anterior Segment Photo
Colour Retinography
Anterior Segment Photo
Right eye 3 weeks after anterior segment transplantation. The right eye received the anterior segment of the left eye and the left eye received the right anterior segment. VA: 20/200 RE.
Colour Retinography
Visual acuity: 20/200 RE.
Anterior Segment Photo
Visumetry
OCT (B-Scan) longitudinal
Colour Retinography
Anterior Segment Photo
