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Gelatinous drop-like corneal dystrophy

Familial subepithelial amyloidosis

2:078 visual cues2 clinical photos

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Each number marks an object in the image and the finding it stands for.

  1. Gelatin bowlGelatinous drop-like corneal dystrophy
  2. Reeses wrapperAutosomal recessive inheritance
  3. Taco sash and mistTACSTD2 (M1S1) mutation
  4. Small childChildhood onset
  5. Japanese marketCommon in the Japanese population
  6. Fruit and bandMulberry / Band-K / Kumquat-like lesions
  7. Red-green appleAmyloid; Congo red-positive birefringence
  8. Broken coasterExtremely high transplant rejection rate
  9. ReviewEvery marker, in order

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  1. Giuseppe Acri, Antonio Micali, Rosalia D’Angelo, Domenico Puzzolo, Pasquale Aragona, Barbara Testagrossa, Emanuela Aragona, Edward Wylegala, Anna Nowinska (2022). Raman Spectroscopic Study of Amyloid Deposits in Gelatinous Drop-like Corneal Dystrophy.

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    Exact rectangular crop [165, 27, 776, 361] from 955 × 1394 publisher figure. Decoded RGB pixels preserved; no enhancement, arrows, retouching or upscaling.

  2. Giuseppe Acri, Antonio Micali, Rosalia D’Angelo, Domenico Puzzolo, Pasquale Aragona, Barbara Testagrossa, Emanuela Aragona, Edward Wylegala, Anna Nowinska (2022). Raman Spectroscopic Study of Amyloid Deposits in Gelatinous Drop-like Corneal Dystrophy.

    CC BY 4.0Article

    Exact rectangular crop [430, 840, 822, 1238] from 838 × 1246 publisher figure. Decoded RGB pixels preserved; no enhancement, arrows, retouching or upscaling.