Superficial punctate keratitis is characterized by multiple small lesions in the superficial layers of the cornea. Other corneal signs mentioned include epithelial defects, Descemet membrane folds, endothelial plaques which can indicate fungal infiltration, corneal ulcers, dendritic ulcers, punctate epithelial keratitis, punctate epithelial erosions, geographic ulcers, stromal vascularization, pannus formation, keratic precipitates, and scars.

1. Cornealsigns
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2. SPK’s (superficial punctate keratitis)
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• Superficial puctate keratitis is characterised by occurrence of
multiple, spotty lesions in the superficial layers of the cornea.

3. Epithelial defect ( epi defect)
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4. Corneal fold(Descemet membrane fold)
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5. Endothelial plaque
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• Endothelial Plaques as Sign of Hyphae Infiltration of Descemet’s Membrane in
Fungal Keratitis.

6. Corneal ulcer
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7. Dendritic ulcer
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8. Punctate epithelial keratitis
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9. Punctate epithelia erosion
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10. Geographic ulcer
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11. Stromal vascularization
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12. Pannus formation
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13. Keratic precipitates(KP’s)
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14. Scar
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