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CL Damage with Corneal Scar

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Endothelial Clouding after Contusion, Payrau-Raynaud Phenomenon

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CL Damage with central Corneal Scar

Diagnosis:	CL Damage with central Corneal Scar
Comment to photo:	Non-vascularized, dense superficial scar indicates problems with epithelial defects in CL wear in the past.
Author(s):	Michelson, Georg, Prof. Dr. med., Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg, Augenklinik, Erlangen, Deutschland
ICD10-Code:	Z97.33
Path:	Cornea -> Trauma (Injury), Toxic Keratopathies, Radiation -> Corneal Injury due to Contact Lens (CL)
Additional keywords:	Trauma
Image ID:	608

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