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Epithelial inclusion cysts after radial keratotomy.

A. A. Vila-Coro, Sergio Bonafonte, Jose N. Fernandez del Cotero

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Abstract

Two patients underwent bilateral radial keratotomy procedures and developed epithelial inclusion cysts as a postoperative complication. Metal blades were used for the corneal incisions; this might be related to the development of the cysts.

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Two patients underwent bilateral radial keratotomy procedures and developed epithelial inclusion cysts as a postoperative complication. Metal blades were used for the corneal incisions; this might be related to the development of the cysts.

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Two patients underwent bilateral radial keratotomy procedures and developed epithelial inclusion cysts as a postoperative complication. Metal blades were used for the corneal incisions; this might be related to the development of the cysts.

Key concepts: Radial keratotomy, Medicine, Complication, Ophthalmology, Eye disease, Cornea, Inclusion (mineral), Surgery

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