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Figure 1. Examples of indolent ulcers on presentation, prior to treatment, with variable amounts of edema, vascularization, and scrolled epithelium. (A) Note the “halo” effect (arrow) where stain has leaked under the loose ulcer margins, but no corneal vessels or scrolled epithelium.
Figure 1B. Moderate focal vascularization and corneal edema with thickened, loose scrolled epithelium (arrowheads).
Figure 1C. Moderate focal vascularization and loose scrolled epithelial edges (arrowheads).
Figure 1. Examples of indolent ulcers on presentation, prior to treatment, with variable amounts of edema, vascularization, and scrolled epithelium. (A) Note the “halo” effect (arrow) where stain has leaked under the loose ulcer margins, but no corneal vessels or scrolled epithelium.
Figure 1C. Moderate focal vascularization and loose scrolled epithelial edges (arrowheads).
Figure 1B. Moderate focal vascularization and corneal edema with thickened, loose scrolled epithelium (arrowheads).

Figure 4C. An example of an indolent ulcer that was present for months prior to presentation. Although proper medical management to prevent infection was instituted, no procedures had been performed to stimulate healing. Note the vascularization indicating chronicity and thickened loose epithelial lip at the edge of the ulcer before debridement.

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