Infectious Keratitis, Toxic Endotheliitis, and Severe Anterior Uveitis Following Bee Sting Corneal Injury

Bee sting corneal injury is uncommon but can have devastating visual sequelae. A 32-year-old male was suspected to have sustained a bee sting corneal injury. He developed corneal edema with infiltrates and severe anterior segment inflammation with cells, flare, and posterior synechiae. He was managed with fortified antibiotics for 48 hours followed by the addition of topical steroid eye drops with a favorable outcome.