ARGON LASER PHOTOCOAGULATION AFER PTERYGIUM EXCISION
BASSAM AHMED EL-KADY;
Abstract
Pterygium is a triangular growth of fibrovascular tissue that extends from the conjunctiva onto the cornea. The overall prevalence rates range from 0.7-31% in various populations around the world.
Many theories have been proposed to explain the etiology of the pterygium and the pterygium is considered to be a keratoconjunctival degeneration. However, recently, the most accepted theory is that the pterygium is oonsidered to be due to limbal stem cell dysfunction.
Many theories have been proposed to explain the etiology of the pterygium and the pterygium is considered to be a keratoconjunctival degeneration. However, recently, the most accepted theory is that the pterygium is oonsidered to be due to limbal stem cell dysfunction.
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| Title | ARGON LASER PHOTOCOAGULATION AFER PTERYGIUM EXCISION | Other Titles | الكى الضوئى بآشعة ليزر الأرجون عقب الاستئصال الجراحى للظفرة | Authors | BASSAM AHMED EL-KADY | Issue Date | 2000 |
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