Glare and blurred vision, worse on awakening. May progress to severe pain due to ruptured bullae. Symptoms usually develop in the fifth and sixth decades.
Critical
Cornea guttae with stromal +/- epithelial edema (see Figure 4.26.1). Bilateral, but may be asymmetric.
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Central cornea guttae without stromal edema is called endothelial dystrophy (see Figure 4.26.2). This condition may progress to Fuchs dystrophy over years. |
Other
Fine pigment dusting on the endothelium, central epithelial edema and bullae, folds in Descemet membrane, stromal edema, subepithelial haze, or scarring.