JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF MEDICINE Volume 97 ...
Bee and wasp stings of the globe are rare occurrences. The most common site is the cornea. Ocular findings following this type of injury range from mild tissue edema and hyperemia to severe visual loss.1 We pres-ent a case of corneal decompensation and cataract for-mation following corneal bee sting treated surgically byremovalofthecataractand Descemet-strippingau-tomated endothelial ... ................
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