“…Additionally, fungal keratitis involved four of five of described cell types, while in viral and bacterial keratitis, only two of five types were present. According to the literature, the polymorphous round cells observed in fungal keratitis might represent neutrophils and specific subtypes of T cells, while the dendriform cells might represent different subtypes of antigen-presenting cells and stimulated macrophages (Hu et al 2014). The IVCM features of Candida keratitis demonstrated fungal colonization of the corneal epithelium that was associated with a reduced adhesion of the epithelial cells, as reported by other authors (Hostetter 1994).…”