Sclerokeratoplasty, ECCE, and Intraocular lens for Acanthamoeba Keratitis
Contributed by Matt Ward, MD and Kenneth M. Goins, MD
31-year-old contact lens wearer with recurrent, recalcitrant acanthamoeba keratitis OD s/p PKP x3 within 6 months of disease onset. Now with recurrence, scleral nodules, and secondary cataract.
Medical therapy has included: topical chlorhexidine, brolene, voriconazole, and desomedine, as well as IV pentamidine and caspofungin.
last updated: 1/27/2014
