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Effect of stromal inflammation on the outcome of limbal transplantation for corneal surface reconstruction.

Cornea - 1 Sept 1995

Tsai R J, Tseng S C

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Limbal transplantation (LT) is reportedly better than conjunctival transplantation in restoring rabbit corneal surfaces when performed 1-2 months (early stage) after severe damage. The outcome remains unclear if surgery is done at a later stage, and it is also unclear whether lamellar keratectomy...

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