Pterygium is a relatively common ocular surface disease. The clinical aspects and the
treatment options have been studied since many years ago, but many uncertainties still …

Ex vivo cultured limbal epithelial stem cells have been used successfully to treat corneal
limbal stem cell deficiency. We identified 17 reports of the application of this novel cell …

The main treatment for pterygium is surgical removal. However, pterygium surgery is
concerned with high rates of postoperative recurrence. Predicting factors of recurrence are …

Aim: To determine whether amniotic membrane can be used as an alternative to
conjunctival autograft after pterygium excision. Methods: 287 eyes with either primary or …

Amniotic membrane transplantation is currently being used for a continuously widening
spectrum of ophthalmic indications. It has gained widespread attention as an effective …

OBJECTIVE: To assess the rate of recurrence, complications, and cosmesis after recurrent
pterygium removal with PERFECT for PTERYGIUM (Pterygium Extended Removal Followed …

The removal and rate of recurrence of pterygium have been discussed for years. The
disorder is highly associated with environmental factors, and recurrence rates can be …

Diabetic foot syndrome, which is one of the complications of diabetes mellitus, is
characterized by a change in biochemical parameters from negative to positive, and thanks …

OBJECTIVE: To assess the rate of recurrence and complications after primary pterygium
removal with the PERFECT for PTERYGIUM (pterygium extended removal followed by …

Pterygium excision: Pterygium body is excised carefully with conjunctival scissors and the
head of pterygium can be removed from cornea by using a 15 degree Bard Parker blade …