MYCOTIC CORNEAL ULCER Q. 1 All of the following are signs of mycotic corneal ulcer, EXCEPT: A Big hypopyon B Sterile immune ring C Corneal vascularisation D Feathery finger like extensions into the stroma Q. 1 All of the following are signs of mycotic corneal ulcer, EXCEPT: A Big hypopyon B Sterile immune ring C […]
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MYCOTIC CORNEAL ULCER MYCOTIC CORNEAL ULCER The incidence of corneal ulceration due to fungi has increased significantly due to long-term unwarranted use of antibiotic & steroid. The m/c mode of infection is injury by vegetative material such as crop leaf, thorn, wooden stick. The causative fungus are Aspergillus fumigates (most common), Candida albicans & fusarium.
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