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[Corneal covering of cornea in ulcerative keratitis: clinical and histological observations (author's transl)].

R. Winter,G Pülhorn-1978-08-01-PubMed
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Clinical and histological findings are demonstrated in 4 cases with ulcerative keratitis treated by covering with full-thickness cornea. In only two cases the initial keratitis healed with scarring and a keratoplasty could be performed. The donor cornea is resorbed very slowly, remnants of Descemet-membrane of the graft are seen even after 20 months. Immunological reactions could not be observed.

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Clinical and histological findings are demonstrated in 4 cases with ulcerative keratitis treated by covering with full-thickness cornea. In only two cases the initial keratitis healed with scarring and a keratoplasty could be performed. The donor cornea is resorbed very slowly, remnants of Descemet-membrane of the graft are seen even after 20 months. Immunological reactions could not be observed.

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CorneaKeratitisMedicineOphthalmology

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