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Corneal abrasion seen with fluorescein stain

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Ectropion

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Blepharitis

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Corneal foreign body

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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A patient with left herpes zoster ophthalmicus affecting the forehead and side of the nose (positive Hutchinson’s sign; yellow arrows). The crusted skin rashes follow the V1 dermatomal distribution and do not cross the vertical midline

Image used with permission from BMJ 2019;364:k5234

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Viral conjunctivitis

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Dendritic ulcer seen with fluorescein stain

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Corneal ulcer seen with fluorescein stain

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Angle-closure glaucoma: central corneal oedema with an oval-shaped mid-dilated pupil.

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Subtarsal foreign body: vertical corneal abrasions seen with fluorescein stain

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Gonorrhoeal conjunctivitis: resulted in partial blindness

CDC Image Library

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Subconjunctival haemorrhage

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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A newborn with gonococcal ophthalmia neonatorum caused by a maternally transmitted gonococcal infection

US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/ J. Pledger

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Allergic (vernal) keratoconjunctivitis

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Gonococcal conjunctivitis

CDC Image Library/Joe Miller

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Conjunctivitis: consequence of reactive arthritis

CDC Image Library/Joe Miller

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Dry eye (stained with fluorescein)

From the personal collection of Dr Jonathan Smith; used with permission

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Anterior uveitis with posterior synechiae

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Bacterial conjunctivitis

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Chlamydial conjunctivitis

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Episcleritis

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Trichiasis

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Entropion

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Penetrating corneal injury with iris prolapse

Private collection - courtesy of Mr Hugh Harris

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Scleritis

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