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Cytologlogic Evidence of Corneal Diseases with Limbal Stem Cell Deficiency

1 Oct 1995

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PURPOSE: To determine which human corneal diseases show similar abnormal corneal surfaces, characterized by conjunctival epithelial ingrowth (conjunctivalization), vascularization, and chronic keratitis (i.e., a constellation of signs termed limbal stem cell dysfunction [deficiency], which have been noted in experimental rabbit models). METHODS: A total of 134 impression cytology specimens of the perilimbal...

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PMID: 9097795
DOI: 10.1016/s0161-6420(95)30842-1

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