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Comparison of the Efficacy of Pterygium Resection Combined with Conjunctival Autograft versus Pterygium Resection Combined with Amniotic Membrane Transplantation

WanhongLiang, Liang Liang, Rongxu, Li, Xingyun, Deng

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Purpose:To compare the efficacy of pterygium resection combined with conjunctival autograft versus pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation in the treatment of pterygium. Methods: A total of 118 cases (133 eyes) were randomly assigned to receive pterygium resection combined with conjunctival autograft (n=81) or pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation(n=52)..Corneal wound healing and neovascularization and the presence or absence of conjunctival proliferation and hyperemia were analyzed at 12 months post-operatively. Results: In the conjunctival autograft group, 6 eyes (7.4%) had recurrent pterygium,.while in the amniotic membrane transplantation group, 10 eyes showed recurrence (19.2%,P<0.05,.chi-square)..Patients in the conjunctival autograft group recovered significantly faster compared with those in the amniotic membrane transplantation group. Conclusion:.Patients receiving pterygium surgery combined with conjunctival autograft had lower recurrence rates and experience faster recovery compared with those undergoing pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation.

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Purpose:To compare the efficacy of pterygium resection combined with conjunctival autograft versus pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation in the treatment of pterygium. Methods: A total of 118 cases (133 eyes) were randomly assigned to receive pterygium resection combined with conjunctival autograft (n=81) or pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation(n=52)..Corneal wound healing and neovascularization and the presence or absence of conjunctival proliferation and hyperemia were analyzed at 12 months post-operatively. Results: In the conjunctival autograft group, 6 eyes (7.4%) had recurrent pterygium,.while in the amniotic membrane transplantation group, 10 eyes showed recurrence (19.2%,P<0.05,.chi-square)..Patients in the conjunctival autograft group recovered significantly faster compared with those in the amniotic membrane transplantation group. Conclusion:.Patients receiving pterygium surgery combined with conjunctival autograft had lower recurrence rates and experience faster recovery compared with those undergoing pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation.

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Purpose:To compare the efficacy of pterygium resection combined with conjunctival autograft versus pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation in the treatment of pterygium. Methods: A total of 118 cases (133 eyes) were randomly assigned to receive pterygium resection combined with conjunctival autograft (n=81) or pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation(n=52)..Corneal wound healing and neovascularization and the presence or absence of conjunctival proliferation and hyperemia were analyzed at 12 months post-operatively. Results: In the conjunctival autograft group, 6 eyes (7.4%) had recurrent pterygium,.while in the amniotic membrane transplantation group, 10 eyes showed recurrence (19.2%,P<0.05,.chi-square)..Patients in the conjunctival autograft group recovered significantly faster compared with those in the amniotic membrane transplantation group. Conclusion:.Patients receiving pterygium surgery combined with conjunctival autograft had lower recurrence rates and experience faster recovery compared with those undergoing pterygium resection combined with amniotic membrane transplantation.

Key concepts: Pterygium, Medicine, Transplantation, Surgery, Neovascularization, Resection, Conjunctiva, Sclera

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