File:Healed Fungal Ulcer Fungal keratitis (1).JPG

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Fungal corneal ulcers are common after vegetative ocular trauma. It can lead to a prolonged, devastating disease. Courtesy of Usama Iqbal MRCS Ed (Ophth), Ophthalmology Department, Gujranwala Medical College, Punjab, Pakistan.

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current	16:15, May 8, 2023		2,045 × 2,046 (1.59 MB)	Tony.Ching.AAO (talk \| contribs)	Fungal corneal ulcers are common after vegetative ocular trauma. It can lead to a prolonged, devastating disease. Courtesy of Usama Iqbal MRCS Ed (Ophth), Ophthalmology Department, Gujranwala Medical College, Punjab, Pakistan.

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