The study of the clinical signs of the inflammatory process in the cornea in simultaneous modeling of keratitis and conjunctivitis in the experiment
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experimental keratitis, conjunctivitisAbstract
Presents the results of experimental research, which indicates, that the presence of inflammation in the conjunctiva greatly increases the clinical signs, that characterize the intensity of inflammation in the cornea modeling keratitis. The degree of inflammation and swelling of the cornea, in the middle of the observation period increased compared with those in animals only when playing experimental keratitis.
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