Case Reports Case 1.-A male farmer, aged 36 years, presented with thickening of the right upper eyelid, which was everted with difficulty to reveal a pea-sized nodule in the lateral part of the tarsal conjunctiva, which was irregularly thickened up to the fornices. Clinical signs of accompanying trachoma were present in both eyes. The nodule was excised and sent for microscopic examination. The...

Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) was reported in Wuhan, late December and became a pandemic health problem worldwide. In this review, the current evidence related to ocular transmission of SARS-CoV-2 its common manifestations studied. According 7% 69.4% patients had at least an symptom following COVID-19. Ocular are bilateral or unilateral conjunctivitis, increased secretion, eye itching for...

conclusions early diagnosis is required for the management of human myiasis. if we don’t properly recognize and treat ophthalmomyiasis, it can progress rapidly and can result in destruction of orbital tissues. the main treatment modality includes removal of the larvae and if necessary, surgical debridement. case presentation we describe a young male with wound and ocular myiasis due to lucilia ...

We report the rapid healing of several cases of marginal corneal ulceration of various aetiologies after the excision of a 4 to 7 mm strip of adjacent limbal conjunctiva. After conjunctivectomy the remaining conjunctiva was loosely recessed (without sutures). In one case with coexisting scleromalacia, we excised strips of adjacent bulbar conjunctiva with equally good results. Some of the cases ...