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After the second treatment, the epithelial defect disappeared on day 7 (Fig. 1C), stromal infiltrate was inactive, corneal vascularization was distinctive, and the ulcer healed with a scar and ...

Grade 1 = shield ulcer ... cornea involvement is characterized by multiple gelatinous, yellow-gray limbal infiltrates. The size and the location of these infiltrates may change over time.

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the development of a corneal ulcer at the site of the abrasion. The time interval that elapsed before initiation of prophylactic treatment appeared to have a direct correlation with the development of ...

The mouse cornea was harvested for subsequent experimental analysis at predetermined time points. The healing time of the corneal epithelium in the C57BL/6 mice was recorded after de-epithelialization ...

On examination, he had a corneal ulcer and stromal thinning in his right eye which progressed to a full thickness ... Stromal thinning was present to approximately 50% of total corneal thickness. The ...