A patient came to eye OPD with disc shaped edema over cornea and has a history of vesicles over lips few weeks back. There is no ulcer on staining. What can be the diagnosis:
Disciform viral keratitis
Marginal ulcer
Metherpetiform keratitis
None of the above
The clinical features are suggestive of disciform keratitis seen in herpetic eye infections DISCIFORM KERATITIS Hypersensitivity reaction to HSV antigen Endothelitis f/b stromal edema Focal disc shaped edema with no ulcer KP may be present Wessley ring may be present Diminished corneal sensation Mild uveitis and rise of iop Antiviral + steroid
Diseases of Cornea