Fresh amnion transplantation in reconstruction of the corneal surface function
Yudong Jia
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Yudong Jia
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Objective:To study the effect of fresh amnion transplantation in corneal surface reconstruction.Method:26 cases with corneal ulcer(26 eyes),18 cases with recurrent pterygium,6 cases with conjunctiva tumor,10 cases (12 eyes)with chemical and thermar burn were undergone fresh amnion transplantation.Result:Of the 26 eyes ,22 eyes were healed up in 15 days after treatment and the other 4 eyes were healed up after the second transplantation.Amnion dissolution were not found in other eyes.Conclusion:Fresh amnion transplantation is an effect surgical method for reconstruction of ocular surface,it can effectively reconstruct cornea surface,relieve the inflammation reaction,reduce the growth of blood vessel and inhibit the proliferation of fibre organization.
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Objective:To study the effect of fresh amnion transplantation in corneal surface reconstruction.Method:26 cases with corneal ulcer(26 eyes),18 cases with recurrent pterygium,6 cases with conjunctiva tumor,10 cases (12 eyes)with chemical and thermar burn were undergone fresh amnion transplantation.Result:Of the 26 eyes ,22 eyes were healed up in 15 days after treatment and the other 4 eyes were healed up after the second transplantation.Amnion dissolution were not found in other eyes.Conclusion:Fresh amnion transplantation is an effect surgical method for reconstruction of ocular surface,it can effectively reconstruct cornea surface,relieve the inflammation reaction,reduce the growth of blood vessel and inhibit the proliferation of fibre organization.
Key concepts: Amnion, Medicine, Cornea, Transplantation, Conjunctiva, Surgery, Corneal transplantation, Pterygium