Rare giant corneal keloid presenting 26 years after trauma: A case report

Figure 2 Surgery procedure. A: Electrocoagulation of the neovascularization on the surface of the swollen tissue; B-C: The hyperplastic fibrous connective tissue was removed, and the corneal stroma was exposed; D: The temporal nutrient vessels were seen in the stroma, with many branches crossing the pupil; E: The corneal stroma was dissected layer-by-layer until the Descemet’s membrane was approached, and the corneal endothelium was transparent; F: A 9.25-mm implant and implant bed were made, and the two were aligned and sutured.