Late signs of Acanthamoeba keratitis. a. Dry, raised plaque-like lesion (arrow) and hypopyon. b. Ring-shaped infiltrate. c. Suppurative keratitis. In all these cases, microbiology workup showed Acanthamoeba as the causative pathogen.
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