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Cornea

Thiel-Behnke corneal dystrophy

TBCD

1:597 visual cues3 clinical photos

In this image

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

  1. Teal bankThiel-Behnke corneal dystrophy
  2. FBI agentTGFBI gene mutation
  3. Soft honeycombSubepithelial honeycomb opacification; Softer borders than Reis-Bücklers
  4. Clean Tide shirtNo amyloid / Masson trichrome staining
  5. ChainsawSaw-toothed Bowman’s layer; Light microscopy
  6. Curly hairCurly fibers; Electron microscopy
  7. Ground holesRecurrent epithelial erosions common
  8. ReviewEvery marker, in order

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Clinical image credits

Openly licensed photographs used in this lesson, with what was changed.

  1. Sara Bøgelund Rasmussen and Anders Peter Søndergaard (2024). Thiel-Behnke Corneal Dystrophy in a Young Man in Denmark—A Case Report.

    CC BY 4.0Article

    Exact rectangular crop [0, 0, 1181, 886] from 1181 × 886 publisher figure. Decoded RGB pixels preserved; no enhancement, arrows, retouching or upscaling.

  2. Sara Bøgelund Rasmussen and Anders Peter Søndergaard (2024). Thiel-Behnke Corneal Dystrophy in a Young Man in Denmark—A Case Report.

    CC BY 4.0Article

    Exact rectangular crop [4, 5, 905, 727] from 1827 × 733 publisher figure. Decoded RGB pixels preserved; no enhancement, arrows, retouching or upscaling.

  3. Sara Bøgelund Rasmussen and Anders Peter Søndergaard (2024). Thiel-Behnke Corneal Dystrophy in a Young Man in Denmark—A Case Report.

    CC BY 4.0Article

    Exact rectangular crop [924, 4, 1816, 900] from 1827 × 909 publisher figure. Decoded RGB pixels preserved; no enhancement, arrows, retouching or upscaling.