Epidemic  keratoconjunctivitis (EKC) is one of the commonest cause of red eye andis  highly contagious.  It occurs in outbreaks and involves primarily the conjunctiva but the cornea may be involved. It presents commonly as follicular conjunctivitis with superficial punctate keratitis and preauricularlymphadenopathy.Association ofsubepithelialinfiltrates, pseudomembranesand symblepheronmay occur. The current management depends on accurate diagnosis, cold compression, artificial tears, topical antibiotics, topical nonsteroidal anti–inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) and judicious use of topical corticosteroids. The objective of this study is to describe 78  patients  of  an outbreak of EKC with membranous and cicatrizing sequelaeand their response to the varied treatment.