… The corneal effects are seen within a few hours following exposure … corneal refractive surgery.
This laser uses UV light to break chemical bonds and remove tissue. Corneal phototoxicity …

… phototoxic … phototoxic effects on the cornea despite the presence of considerable numbers
known endogenous and exogenous photosensitizing agents suggests that the human cornea …

… At the same time, the protective pigments are chemically modified (lenticular 3-hydroxy
kynurenine pigment is enzymatically converted into the phototoxic chromophore xanthurenic acid…

… corneal diseases can also be triggered by exposure to ultraviolet radiation; for example,
herpes simplex keratitis and recurrent erosions of the cornea. … The normal human cornea and …

… light from the corneal cross-linking procedure. Larger studies with long-term data are
needed to further address possible phototoxicity of the retina and the safety of corneal cross-linking …

… In this study, we investigated in vitro the phototoxicity of blue light illumination in human
epithelial cells of the ocular surface. We worked either in basal conditions or under …

… corneal swelling rate of 10 k 2 pm/h of corneas perfused in the dark with 2.5 x lo-' M trifluoperazine
HC1 with the corneal swelling rate of 6 k 2 pm/h of corneas … rate of corneas perfused …

… Cornea endothelial cells perfused with 0.5 mM chlorpromazine that was preirradiated with …
of corneal swelling. The data suggest that corneal endothelial chlorpromazine phototoxicity is …

… in the cornea, there should be little or no long term side effects of phototoxicity. However, …
In addition, phototoxic damage to the lens may not only cause direct damage to that organ's …

… those obtained using the in vitro phototoxicity test. However, the results … cornea model
were only partially comparable. Therefore, we suggest the SIRC cell line as a new phototoxicity …