Epithelial Downgrowth after Intraocular Surgery Treated with Intracameral XXXX .

@entity1 @entity2543 @entity3279 @entity1487
Purpose. To present the clinical and histopathologic correlation of two cases of @entity2543 ( @entity2543 ) after prior intraocular surgery. Methods. Observational case reports. Results. We present two cases of @entity2543 occurring after intraocular surgery. In both cases, after two anterior chamber injections of @entity1487 ( @entity1487 ), the area of @entity2543 initially regressed. In Case 1, a limited area of @entity2543 eventually recurred, and penetrating keratoplasty with cryotherapy was curative. In Case 2, subsequent @entity3279 required Descemet-stripping automated endothelial keratoplasty, and the @entity1 remained clinically free of @entity2543 without further treatment. Conclusion. Intracameral @entity1487 may have a role in the treatment of @entity2543 after intraocular surgery, though its precise utilization and impact remain to be defined.
