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Adherent leukoma-the mystery remains
International journal of ophthalmology sciences, 2019Dr. Anubhav Chauhan +3 more
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The use of Choline in Cases of Ulcer and of Leukoma of the Cornea
American Journal of Ophthalmology, 1945Theodore J. Dimitry, Paul Azar
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Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, 1980
We present this case to suggest that xerophthalmia should be considered in the differential diagnosis of children from less developed countries with corneal leukomas, particularly when it is not clear if the opacities are congenital. With more children from less developed countries being referred for adoption in America, and with continuing refugee ...
J B, Sprague, S L, Forstot
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We present this case to suggest that xerophthalmia should be considered in the differential diagnosis of children from less developed countries with corneal leukomas, particularly when it is not clear if the opacities are congenital. With more children from less developed countries being referred for adoption in America, and with continuing refugee ...
J B, Sprague, S L, Forstot
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1934
Excision of the anterior layers of the cornea can be accomplished with comparative safety when the eye is free from inflammation. It is a satisfactory method for removal of unsightly leukomas, multiple foreign bodies superficially buried, pseudopterygium, painful corneal scars that frequently break down and result in recurrent ulcers and degenerating ...
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Excision of the anterior layers of the cornea can be accomplished with comparative safety when the eye is free from inflammation. It is a satisfactory method for removal of unsightly leukomas, multiple foreign bodies superficially buried, pseudopterygium, painful corneal scars that frequently break down and result in recurrent ulcers and degenerating ...
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Histopathology of corneal leukoma and fibroma in the ACL syndrome
Human Pathology, 1983Corneal tissues of four persons and a buccal fibroma from one of these persons with ACL syndrome, an autosomal dominant disorder, were evaluated clinically and microscopically. The corneal lesions appeared as a gray epithelial infiltrate over the cornea, destroying Bowman's membrane. Light and electron microscopic images of both types of lesions showed
P, Azar +3 more
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Evaluation of visual function in a case of traumatic leukoma and cataract
Albrecht von Graefes Archiv f�r Klinische und Experimentelle Ophthalmologie, 1972Eight psychophysical tests were used to evaluate visual function in a patient with dense opacities of the cornea and lens. Hue discrimination, dark adaptation and increment thresholds yielded quantitative data on the extent of cone and rod function. After removal of the cataractous lens, visual field size could be determined by kinetic perimetry.
L, Spillmann, W, Roberge
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[Keratography (corneal tattooing) in corneal leukoma].
Der Ophthalmologe : Zeitschrift der Deutschen Ophthalmologischen Gesellschaft, 2001Since antiquity attempts have been made to minimize disfigurement and stigmatization of patients with leukoma. Keratography is a relatively new method for imprinting color pigments into the corneal stroma with an entomological needle.Keratography was performed in 20 patients at the University Eye Hospital, Munich, between November 1997 and September ...
U C, Schaller +4 more
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Autokeratoplasty in perforation of the ectatic leukoma of the only functionally perspective eye
Vestnik oftal'mologii, 2019Treatment and rehabilitation of patients with destructive lesions of the cornea is a serious problem for ophthalmologists due to severity of the outcome of the disease - the formation of leukomas with a persistent decrease in vision, or even a complete loss of visual functions.
A L, Onischenko +4 more
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