Spread Too Thin

Patients with Terrien’s marginal degeneration should keep their safety glasses handy.

Ring Around the Cornea

Peripheral edema occurring many years post-op, signifying Brown-McLean syndrome, may be initially alarming, but it’s nothing to worry about.

Singing the Blues

A patient’s complicated ocular history results in an anterior staphyloma, leaving him few treatment options.

A Bump in the Road

Superficial granuloma need not contraindicate scleral lens wear—just design around it.

Shape Shifter

If you see a ‘squiggle’ on the endothelium, what’s your first suspicion?

Back for Seconds

A keratoconic patient developed corneal protein deposits, requiring keratectomy—twice.

Burning Questions

Severe alkali exposure wreaks havoc and demands a swift response to preserve vision.

Breaching the Border

HSV keratitis can allow limbal blood vessels to infiltrate the stroma, putting vision at risk.

Rubbed the Wrong Way

Complications developed after epithelial debridement in a routine crosslinking procedure.

Crocodile Rock

Can you identify this corneal anomaly? Does it contraindicate contact lens wear?