Fungal keratitis is an infectious corneal disease. Its most common risk factor is trauma with vegetative matter.
The usual presentation is characterized by fluffy white corneal ulceration with satellite lesions and a hypopyon. Other manifestations include endothelial plaque and scleral or anterior chamber involvement. Endothelial abscess is not only a rare presentation, but it presents treatment challenges due to non-penetration of topical medications across the stroma. Although latent infections are more common with organisms such as Mycobacteriumtuberculosis and Herpesviridae, such a