Idiopathic corneal endotheliopathy. A report of two cases
Y. Ohashi, S. Kinoshita, T. Mano, A. Kiritoshi and M. Ohji
Two male patients had corneal endotheliopathy of unknown origin. In both
patients it was characterized by continuously progressing bullous
keratopathy preceded by a line of keratic precipitates resembling a
rejection line. The disease was progressive and did not respond to
intensive corticosteroid therapy. No virus could be isolated from the
aqueous humor, and the aqueous-antibody titers to herpes simplex, varicella
zoster, and measles viruses were below detection level.
