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Limaiem R et al. – Ocular samples showed the presence of Candida albicans. Despite aggressive antifungal therapy, he required a second therapeutic penetrating keratoplasty for graft perforation. One month later, we noted a recurrence of the ulcer with corneal thinning which evolved to perforation.

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