Figure 2. Photographs of the cornea from six individuals examined using slit lamp examination. Slit lamp photographs of patient V-19 of Family One at 27 years of age show opacities in the central stroma and linear forms in the left cornea (A and B; A: OD and B: OS). The image of case III-1 shows irregularity of the epithelial surface with subepithelial and anterior stromal scarring in the left eye (C). The image of case IV-10 revealed the presence of a network of linear opacities associated with polymorphic anterior stromal opacities in the right eye (D). The image of case IV-13 at 50 years of age shows opacities in the central stroma and linear forms in the left cornea (E). The image of case II-1 of Family Two at age 25 shows a network of linear opacities associated with other smaller opaque spots and refractile lattice lines in the left eye (F) and the right eye shows penetrating keratoplasty with characteristic mydriasis of Urrets-Zavalia syndrome (G). The photographs of case I-1 of Family Three at 52 years of age show thick lattice lines and yellowish discoloration in the anterior stroma, resulting in clouding of the central cornea (H and I).