It can be caused by an infection (bacterial, viral, fungal, or parasitic) or an eye injury. “People who wear soft contact lenses are most at risk from bacterial keratitis,” explains Dr Ionides.

Herpes stromal keratitis (HSK) is a potentially blinding disease caused by herpes simplex virus corneal infection ... foreign objects from entering the eye. To properly serve its visual function ...

When managing an irritated cornea, choosing among fortified antibiotics, oral antivirals, anti-inflammatories or combination ...

for diabetic macular edema but developed presumed herpes simplex virus keratitis in his right eye. After the second treatment with faricimab for the 89-year-old woman, her left eye developed ...

The pooled prevalence of conjunctivitis in mpox was 9%, followed by impaired vision (4%), keratitis (3%), and eye lesions (3% ...

A 63-year-old woman presented to the cornea service at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Eye Center with a four-month history of nonresolving contact lens–associated keratitis in her ...