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A 46-year-old man was referred by an ophthalmologist to an ophthalmology clinic in a tertiary care hospital for severe bilateral corneal edema. He presented with painless, progressive loss of visual acuity over the course of three months. His ocular and family history was unremarkable, with previous
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