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A 70 y.o male who wears contact lenses comes to the ED with a red eye and loss of vision.

The pupil reacts normally, the Wood’s lamp exam is normal, the pressure is 22 and the posterior pole is normal on US. He can see only shapes. What is wrong?

this is his cornea on slit lamp exam

Rosanne NaunheimJune 30, 20251 Comment
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