Case report: an unusual unilateral pterygium - a secondary pterygium caused by parasitosis in the scleral fistula.
Wenjie ZengZhaoyi PanJun WangXianghui DengWenmin JiangPublished in: BMC ophthalmology (2021)
As far as we known, it is the first case of an intrascleral worm hidden beneath the conjunctiva which caused the secondary pterygium. It is hard to know the etiology of the secondary pterygium which caused by parasitosis in the scleral fistula untill excision surgery. It is hard to imagine the worm was living in the sclera of the patient for a long-time.