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Case 1: 

75 year old man presents to you complaining of decrease vision with no pain or discomfort.

Question. What are the key clinical findings of relevance in the images?
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Answer - Question 1
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Question:

What are the key clinical findings of relevance in the images?

Answer:

Subtle haze in the cornea affecting the visual axis (black arrow A) and (* B).

Black arrow (B)denotes corneal nerves but this is of no clinical relevance.

Generalised endothelial deposits (guttata) (B).

White arrow (C) shows oedematous stromal thickening. Patient is pseudophakic.
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Answer - Question 2
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Question: 

What is the Diagnosis?

Answer: 

Findings are consistent with Fuchs endothelial dystrophy with focal cornea decompensation

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Question 3 -
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What additional question would you ask in addition to the clinical examination?


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