The most commonly used tissue substitute for ocular surface reconstruction is human
amniotic membrane (AM). Because of its low biomechanical strength and intransparency …

Amniotic membrane (AM) transplantation is the clinical standard for ocular surface
reconstruction, however recently keratin film (KF) has been proposed as an alternative …

The disadvantages of human amniotic membrane (hAM), used for ocular surface
reconstruction, necessitate the development of standardized alternatives. Keratin-derived …

Purpose: Corneal epithelial wound healing is a major issue in ocular surface (OS)
reconstruction. Aim of this study was to evaluate parameters of epithelial wound healing in …

Human amniotic membrane (AM) is frequently used as a substrate for ocular surface
reconstruction. Its disadvantages (eg, reduced transparency and biomechanical strength …

Amniotic membrane (AM) is often applied as a substitute material during ocular surface
reconstruction. However, since AM has several disadvantages, alternative materials must be …

purpose. To report a novel method of engineering transplantable, carrier-free corneal
epithelial sheets by using a biodegradable fibrin sealant and to compare its characteristics …

This study evaluated a new technique to toughen and optically clarify human amniotic
membrane (AM) tissue, which is naturally thin and clouded, and determined the suitability of …

Disease affecting the cornea is a common cause of blindness worldwide. To date, the
amniotic membrane (AM) is the most widely used clinical method for cornea regeneration …

Amniotic membrane (AM) transplantation is used as a safe and effective method to treat a
variety of ocular complications. On the ocular surface, this membrane degrades within a few …