Guerlue, Vuslat PelitliErda, Nazan2024-06-122024-06-1220060277-37401536-4798https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14551/20099Purpose: To report the acute management and clinical findings of a case of corneal bee sting and to report the outcome of corneal endothelial cell analysis 1 year after trauma. Methods: Clinical findings, anterior segment photographs, corneal endothelial images, and medical treatment of a case of right corneal bee sting are presented. Right and left central corneal endothelial cell analysis was performed by noncontact specular microscopy. Results: The stinger was removed from the cornea. Systemic, subconjunctival, and topical steroids and systemic and topical antibiotics were given. One year later, a corneal scar and anterior capsular opacity of the lens in the right eye were shown by slit-lamp examination. Endothelial cell analysis determined that the endothelial cell density of the right eye was substantially decreased compared with the left eye. Conclusion: Corneal infiltration gradually decreased, presumably because of the systemic, topical, and subconjunctival steroids. Late complications observed in this case included a substantial decrease in cornea endothelial cell density, a corneal scar, and anterior capsular opacity.eninfo:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccessCorneaBee StingNoncontact Specular MicroscopyEndothelial Cell AnalysisArticle258981983Q2WOS:0002422635000252-s2.0-3375109303917102681Q1