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The corneal opacity disappeared within a week but alkaline phosphatase remained persistently low.
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A third of the animals showed Peters' anomaly including corneal opacity and iridocorneal adhesions.
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Other major causes were non-trachomatous corneal opacity and trachoma.
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Conclusions: Monocular vision loss from corneal opacity due to fungal keratitis reduced vision-related quality of life.
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Clinical examination under stereoscopic microscope was performed to evaluate corneal opacity, neovascularization, vessel size and oedema.