Redness Gone But Vision Blurred? Here’s Why (EKC Sequelae)#ophthalmology #keratoconjunctivitis

Subepithelial infiltrates (SEIs) are a common sequelae of adenoviral keratoconjunctivitis (EKC).

In this short video, we explain:

• Why SEIs appear 2–3 weeks after viral conjunctivitis
• Immune-mediated pathophysiology
• Anterior stromal involvement
• Why vision is blurred despite 6/6 visual acuity
• SPK vs subepithelial infiltrates difference

These lesions are not due to active viral infection but immune complex deposition in the anterior stroma, leading to glare and reduced contrast sensitivity.

Perfect for ophthalmology residents, fellows, and viva preparation.

#Ophthalmology #EKC #ViralKeratoconjunctivitis #SubepithelialInfiltrates #Cornea #SlitLamp #MedicalEducation #OphthalResidency

Видео Redness Gone But Vision Blurred? Here’s Why (EKC Sequelae)#ophthalmology #keratoconjunctivitis канала Eyedentify