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The potential for eye bank limbal rings to generate cultured corneal epithelial allografts.

Cornea - 1 Jul 2001

James S E, Rowe A, Ilari L, Daya S, Martin R

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PURPOSE: Patients with severe limbal deficiencies are unable to maintain a stable corneal surface. If sheets of cultured allogeneic corneal epithelium could be prepared from eye banked corneal limbal rings, which are normally discarded after keratoplasty, the sheets may be beneficial for grafting...

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PMID: 11413404
DOI: 10.1097/00003226-200107000-00010

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