Neurotrophic Keratopathy (NK) refers to a condition where corneal epitheliopathy leading to
frank epithelial defect with or without stromal ulceration (melting) is associated with reduced …

Chemical eye injury (CEI) is an acute emergency which can threaten sight and life. These
commonly occur at home or the workplace with the former being generally mild and the latter …

The successful management of infectious keratitis is usually achieved with a combination of
tools for accurate diagnosis and targeted timely antimicrobial therapy. An armamentarium of …

Acids, alkalis and alcohols are the commonest chemical agents involved in injuries to the
eye and the individual. Chemical injuries assume special significance when the eyes are …

Ocular chemical injuries are associated with significant morbidity leading to vision loss and
ocular surface damage. Appropriate management and intervention in the acute stage …

Aims To develop a technique using amniotic membrane (AM) to prevent admixture of
conjunctival epithelial cells and limbal explant-derived corneal epithelial cells in patients …

Purpose: To review the surgical modalities available to treat Mackie stage 2 and stage 3
neurotrophic keratopathy. Methods: Literature review and technique descriptions. Results …

Ocular trauma affecting the anterior segment of the eye including conjunctiva, cornea,
sclera, iris, and lens may be chemical, mechanical, or thermal. Although the eyelids and tear …

This case series reviewed medical records of eight patients who underwent autologous
simple limbal epithelial transplantation (SLET) for total limbal stem cell deficiency (LSCD) …

Purpose: This paper is intended to report the ultrastructural and biological features of
VisionGraft®, a commercially available acellular gamma-irradiated sterile cornea. This is the …