ArticleAmerican journal of ophthalmology case reports2026
Fungal keratitis following laser assisted lenticule extraction surgery with use of losartan as an anti-scarring agent - a case report.
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Purpose: We report a case of interface Candida keratitis following laser assisted lenticule extraction (LALEX) surgery. Fungal keratitis post LALEX is exceptionally rare and only 2 case reports of Aspergillosis have been reported. Observations: A 26-year-old male healthcare worker presented five weeks post LALEX surgery in Korea with hazy vision in the left eye with corrected distance visual acuity (CDVA) of 20/200. Two anterior infiltrates were present within the interface with significant corneal edema. A specimen was obtained from hydrodissecting the interface. The subepithelial LALEX pocket was irrigated initially with vancomycin and then voriconazole once the yeast was identified. Microbiology confirmed Conclusions and importance:
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