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sity, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The correct answer to our April challenge was
foscarnet crystals. For a complete discussion of this case, see the Research Letters
section in the May Archives (Martı́nez-Castillo S, Marı́n-Lambı́es C, Gallego-
Pinazo R, Arévalo JF, Dı́az-Llopis M. Crystallization after intravitreous foscarnet
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