Avellino corneal dystrophy has rarely been reported in literature. It
consists of a combination of granular and lattice dystrophy. Patients
may complain of glare and decreased night vision with or without decre
ased visual acuity, depending on the degree of corneal involvement. Cu
rrent treatment for this dystrophy includes bandage contact lenses for
the erosions or corneal transplant in the case of decreased visual ac
uity. We describe the first patient with Avellino corneal dystrophy to
have been treated with phototherapeutic keratectomy.