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Stargardt Disease with Preserved Central Vision: identification of a putative novel mutation in ATP‐binding cassette transporter gene

keratitis (Leroux et al. 2004) and one case of paralimbal keratitis caused by candida glabrata (Djalilian et al. 2001) have been reported in patients with CGD. However, no case with so centrally positioned infiltrate and such deterioration of BCVA has been reported. The negative culture can be interpreted as noninfectious infiltrate in the left cornea, but the profound clinical and subjective improvement after the prescription of levofloxacin drops implies the opposite. The fact that antibiotic drops were prescribed 2 days earlier can perhaps explain the negative culture, as this can interfere with microbiology testing. The other possibility but less likely would be a sterile inflammatory keratitis (maybe related to granuloma formations already known in other organs), which has not been described earlier in such patients. Regarding other possible systemic causes of granulomas, the patient has regular contact with infection clinic, and no other infections have been diagnosed.