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Modern Pterygium Surgery

Acta Ophthalmologica, 2011
AbstractAbstract not ...
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Femtosecond Laser Assisted Pterygium Surgery

Cornea, 2017
Purpose: Pterygium is a prevalent ocular surface disorder. Conjunctival autografting (CAG) after pterygium resection is the gold standard treatment. Thinner CAGs without Tenon tissue provide better results but are technically difficult to achieve. We report on the first femtosecond laser (FSL)-assisted pterygium surgery (FLAPS)
Matthias, Fuest   +3 more
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Intravitreal Suture: A Complication of Pterygium Surgery

Ophthalmic Surgery, Lasers and Imaging Retina, 1991
ABSTRACT Among the complications associated with pterygium surgery, scleral perforation is mentioned in cases where subconjunctival tissue must be separated from the sclera.1,2 We present a case in which such a perforation and consequent suturing resulted in an intravitreous migration of a suture. We believe this is the first report of such a
A, Solomon   +3 more
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Comparative study of pterygium surgery.

Prilozi, 2011
To compare and evaluate the success rates of various surgical techniques of pterygium excision, including pterygium excision with complete suture of conjunctivae (PESC), pterygium excision with conjunctival auto-graft transplantation with graft from the inferior temporal bulbar conjunctiva (ITBC) and pterygium excision with conjunctival auto-graft ...
Celeva Markovska, Vesna   +2 more
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Modern pterygium surgery

Acta Ophthalmologica, 2012
AbstractPterigyum is the most common surgically managed ocular surface disorder . The primary Goals are to prevent recurrences in advanced cases and get a proper esthetic result in younger patients with less symptomatic cases There has been 1 article every month for the last 4 decades on the subject… Bare sclera technique should be avoided at all costs,
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The Safety of Office-Based Pterygium Surgery

American Journal of Ophthalmology
Hospital and ambulatory eye surgical procedures continue to transition to the office setting. Pterygium surgery is the most commonly performed ocular surface surgical procedure in the world. No studies to date have evaluated its safety in the office-based surgical setting.
Sandra Lora Cremers   +7 more
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Recurrent pterygium surgery

2000
The limbal-stem cell transplantation is time demanding operation but with best results in recurrent pterygium treatment between above mentioned techniques.
Iveković, Renata   +3 more
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Pterygium Surgery

2020
Richard S. Koplin   +4 more
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SUCCESSFUL PTERYGIUM SURGERY

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Ophthalmology, 1988
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Pterygium Surgery

Optometry and Vision Science, 2001
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