… a Patient with limbar deficiency before surgery. b Limbal keratoplasty before application of
eye platelet-rich plasma (E-PRP) clot and collagen membrane. c Placing Tutopatch on limbal …

… surgical alternative for the closure of corneal perforations. … use of autologous solid platelet-rich
plasma in combination with … a surgical alternative for wound closure in perforated corneal …

… We created the term E-PRP (eye platelet–rich plasma) to describe an autologous platelet-rich
preparation … We reserve the solid form of E-PRP as an adjuvant in surgical procedures for …

… The aim of this study is to assess the efficiency of PRP for the treatment of dormant
corneal ulcers secondary to corneal surgery and unresponsive to conventional treatment. …

… a solid clot of autologous platelet-rich plasma combined with amniotic membrane transplantation
in perforated corneas … Platelet-rich plasma is prepared before surgery and applied onto …

… , solid PRP has not previously been reported without being part of a surgical approach. We
… properties of the solid activated PRP but without the need to undergo surgery, and therefore …

… E-PRP contains cell adhesion molecules and growth factors that aid in healing and improve
the body’s natural response to injury or surgery. The solid clot is placed at the treatment …

… a safe surgical material for promoting remodeling through vascular healing and myofibroblast
production in deep corneal … Next, solid PRP was used for some cases of corneal disease in …

… The role of “eye platelet rich plasma” (E-PRP) for wound healing in ophthalmology. Curr …
) combined with solid platelet-rich plasma for the management of perforated corneal ulcers. …

… treatment with autologous platelet-rich plasma (PRP) on corneal reepithelialization,
vascularization, and fibrosis in dogs with spontaneous chronic corneal epithelial defects (SCCEDs). …