Hammered silver appearance of the corneal endothelium in Fuchs uveitis syndrome: A case report

Figure 1 Slit lamp examination. A: Anterior segment image of the affected eye; B: Koeppe nodules at the pupillary margin of the affected eye; C: Anterior segment image of the fellow eye.

Figure 2 Clinical features of the affected eye. A: B-ultrasound revealed vitreous opacity in the affected right eye; B: Ultrasound biomicroscopy showed a shallow anterior chamber and lens opacification and expansion; C: Fresh bleeding at the anterior chamber angle of the affected eye during gonioscopy; D: Hammered silver appearance of central corneal endothelium in the affected eye.

Figure 3 Specular microscopy examination. A: Wide-band dark area of the affected eye revealed by specular microscopy; B: Normal endothelial morphology of the fellow eye.

Figure 4 In vivo confocal microscopy examination. A-D: Irregular corneal endothelial protuberances and dark bodies of various sizes in the affected eye (images from different areas) are visible.