A comprehensive long-term follow-up study of Brown-McLean syndrome

This case implies the unintended formation of a biological barrier at the border or a possible lack of CEC affinity of centrifugal movement, among other unidentified factors. Such factors may hinder the migration of CECs from the central to the peripheral regions of the cornea, a discovery that is crucial for advancing our knowledge of corneal endothelial biology and exploring new treatment options.