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Acute diffuse superficial punctate keratitis after COVID-19 vaccination: a case report Ryuki Kido 1 , Sayuri Kochi 1 , Shinichi Okuma 1 , Masaaki Kikuchi 1 , Eriko Yoshioka 1 , Shigeki Yamanishi 2 , Masahiko Yamaguchi 1 1Department of Opthalmology, Ehime Prefectural Central Hospital 2Yamanishi Eye Clinic pp.303-308
Published Date 2024/3/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1410215116
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Abstract Purpose:Various ocular adverse reactions have been reported following COVID-19 vaccination, including uveitis, corneal transplant rejection, and retinal vein occlusion. In this case, we report diffuse superficial punctate keratitis, which is thought to have developed acutely after vaccination with the COVID-19m-RNA vaccine〔COMIRNATY(Pfizer), hereinafter called COVID-19 vaccination〕.

Case:A 24-year-old woman who regularly wears disposable soft contact lenses for a 2-week noticed decreased visual acuity and eye pain in both eyes 7 hours after the first vaccination with COVID-19. Two days later, when she visited a local doctor, her corrected visual acuity decreased to 0.7p on the right and 0.4p on the left. Diffuse superficial punctate keratopathy was diagnosed. A sodium hyaluronate 0.1% and diquafosol sodium eye drops regimen was administered, but there was no improvement. The patient was referred to our hospital on the 6th day after the onset of diffuse superficial keratopathy. Corrected visual acuity at the first visit to our hospital was right(1.0p), left(0.4), and diffuse punctate superficial keratitis-like findings and corneal edema were observed in both eyes. Optical coherence tomography(OCT)of the anterior segment revealed thickening of the central corneal, with a thickness of 549μm on the right and 584μm on the left, and an irregular astigmatism owing to abnormal corneal shape. Finally she was diagnosed with non-infectious keratitis and changed to her fluorometholone 0.1% eye drops. One month after the start of treatment, the superficial punctate keratitis disappeared, the corrected visual acuity improved to(1.2)in both eyes, Additionally, the central corneal thickness and abnormal corneal shape improved.

Conclusions:From the temporal relationship with vaccination, it was thought that the acute keratitis developed after COVID-19 vaccination. Improvement was achieved with steroid eye drops, we suspect the immune response locally in the eye was owing to corona vaccine administration may be involved.


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