The treatment of serious conjunctival sac narrow by amnion transplantation.
Kuang Tiepin
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Kuang Tiepin
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Objective To study the clinic results of treatment of serious conjunctival sac narrow by amnion transplantation.Methods According to the scope of the conjunctival defect, suitable amnion was spred on the grafting bed in 11 cases of serious conjunctival sac narrow.The new bulbar conjunctiva,fornical conjunctiva and palpebral conjunctiva were formed.Results The conjunctival sac was healed by epithelium in 10 cases after the first operation and in 1 case after the second operation.The size and shape were stable.The false eyes were suitably placed.Conclusion It was suggested that amnion transplantation was conveniently and safely on the conjunctiva sac rebuild in the cases of serious conjunctival sac narrow,the curative effect was trustworthy.
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Objective To study the clinic results of treatment of serious conjunctival sac narrow by amnion transplantation.Methods According to the scope of the conjunctival defect, suitable amnion was spred on the grafting bed in 11 cases of serious conjunctival sac narrow.The new bulbar conjunctiva,fornical conjunctiva and palpebral conjunctiva were formed.Results The conjunctival sac was healed by epithelium in 10 cases after the first operation and in 1 case after the second operation.The size and shape were stable.The false eyes were suitably placed.Conclusion It was suggested that amnion transplantation was conveniently and safely on the conjunctiva sac rebuild in the cases of serious conjunctival sac narrow,the curative effect was trustworthy.
Key concepts: Amnion, Medicine, Conjunctiva, Transplantation, Surgery, Lacrimal sac, Pathology, Fetus