Pathomorphological features of corneal — limbal zone in experimental animals when modeling degenerative — proliferative processes associated with the growth of the conjunctiva on the cornea
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https://doi.org/10.31288/oftalmolzh201436367Keywords:
the cornea, the limb, pterygium, degenerative and proliferative modeling processAbstract
Objective: to identify the histological features in the limbal-cornealzone in experimental animals at different periods of the experiment, after modeling degenerative and proliferative process associated with the growth of the conjunctiva to the cornea, as close as possible to clinical manifestations of pterygium.
Results: In an experiment on 28 eyes of 14 rabbit's chinchilla studied pathological features of development of limbal insufficiency in different terms modeling degenerative and proliferative process.
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