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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Corneal wound healing"”.
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Corneal Wound Healing: Cells and Molecules
Purpose: Corneal abrasion elicits an acute inflammatory response involving neutrophil (PMN) and platelet extravasation from the limbus. While these cells deliver important growth factors that promote wound healing, resolution of the inflammatory response (i.e., PMN clearance) is also needed to …
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Multi-Dimensional Imaging of Cell and Extracellular Matrix Interactions During Corneal Wound Healing
The file named "KIVANANY-DISSERTATION-2018.pdf" is the primary dissertation file. In addition, 14 supplemental files are available and may be viewed individually.
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Effect of Mitomycin C with different application method on rabbit corneal wound healing process after Excimer laser photortherapeutic keratectomy
… Mitomycin C with different application method on corneal haziness and keratocyte proliferation after Excimer laser phototherapeutic keratectomy in rabbit. PTK was performed in both eyes of 18 New Zealand white rabbits using Technolas 217™. After laser removal of the epithelium(40 um depth with the …
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Novel Options for the Treatment of Corneal Disease
Corneal disease leads to a significant burden of blindness worldwide and corneal transplantation remains the primary method of visual rehabilitation in this context. Corneal transplantation is the most commonly performed transplantation procedure in New Zealand with approximately 300 cases …
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Calcitonin Gene-Related Peptide Promotes Wound Healing of Cornea
Corneal wounds represent the most common type of ocular injury. Injuries to the corneal tissues can result in significant damage with loss of epithelial tissue and nerve fibers, causing a delay in healing time and ultimately problems with vision. Sensory neurons located throughout the cornea exert …
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Corneal fibrosis therapies and investigations in the canine corna in vitro
… of lisinopril and fasudil, primary canine corneal fibroblasts (CCFs) generated from donor corneas of healthy dogs (n=20) were used. A series of dose-dependent and time-dependent assays with lisinopril (1-50 µM) and fasudil (1-10 nM) were performed. qRT-PCR, immunofluorescence (IF) staining, …