Human serum-derived and plasma-derived therapies have become increasingly popular in
the treatment of ocular surface disorders, with mounting clinical and scientific evidence …

The use of blood-based eye drops as therapy for various diseases of the ocular surface has
become increasingly popular in ophthalmic practice during recent years. The rationale for …

Eye drops made from autologous serum have been increasingly used in the past decade to
treat ocular surface disorders such as persistent epithelial defects and dry eye. Due to …

Purpose To describe the safety and effectiveness of using autologous serum-based eye
drops for the treatment of severe dry eye and persistent corneal epithelial defect. Methods …

The use of blood derived eye drops for the treatment of ocular surface disorders has become
increasingly popular in recent years. The mechanism of action is the stimulation of cellular …

Tears have antimicrobial, nourishing, mechanical, and optical properties. They contain
components such as growth factors, fibronectin, and vitamins to support proliferation …

Background Current treatments for several corneal lesions show limited efficacy. Here we
report the clinical evaluation of the efficacy of a novel eye drop preparation produced in a …

The use of blood derivatives represents an alternative therapeutic approach that is gaining
interest in regenerative medicine due to its potential to stimulate and accelerate tissue …

Application of autologous serum to treat a multitude of ocular surface diseases and
conditions is a relatively new technique that has gained popularity over the past 10 years …

Serum eye drops (SEDs) are being used increasingly to treat dry eye syndrome and
persistent corneal epithelial defects, and are usually prescribed when conventional …