Deep Ocular Socket Reconstruction

Oral Mucosal Grafts in Severe Pterygium: Case Report

“…Muköz membran otogreftleri konjonktivanın enfeksiyon ya da travma sonrası skarlaştığı, glokom cerrahisi için ayrıldığı hastalarda; forniks veya orbital soket rekonstrüksiyo-nunda kullanılabilmektedir. 19,20 Mukoza greftleri oral (bukkal, dudak, sert damak) ya da nazal bölge-den alınabilir (Tablo 1). Nazal mukoza greftlerinin goblet hücre içeriği dolayısıyla, müsin üretiminin sağlanması ve daha stabil bir gözyaşı elde edilebileceği düşünülmektedir.…”

Oral Mucosal Grafts in Severe Pterygium: Case Report

“…Muköz membran otogreftleri konjonktivanın enfeksiyon ya da travma sonrası skarlaştığı, glokom cerrahisi için ayrıldığı hastalarda; forniks veya orbital soket rekonstrüksiyo-nunda kullanılabilmektedir. 19,20 Mukoza greftleri oral (bukkal, dudak, sert damak) ya da nazal bölge-den alınabilir (Tablo 1). Nazal mukoza greftlerinin goblet hücre içeriği dolayısıyla, müsin üretiminin sağlanması ve daha stabil bir gözyaşı elde edilebileceği düşünülmektedir.…”

Split thickness buccal mucous membrane grafts and beta irradiation in the treatment of recurrent pterygium

“…17 Full thickness buccal mucous membrane grafts were originally used for recurrent pterygium by Klein in 1876, and the technique has been described in the literature for both primary and recurrent pterygium 616 19 20-23 35 …”

Sealing of the Gap between the Conjunctiva and Tenon Capsule to Improve Symblepharon Surgery

“…Outcome measures include ocular surface inflammation, fornix reformation, and restoration of ocular motility. RESULTS: The underlying causes of symblepharon included Stevens-Johnson syndrome (n [ 6), chemical burn (n [ 5), ocular cicatricial pemphigoid (n [ 1), thermal burn (n [ 1), following excision of conjunctival squamous cell carcinoma (n [ 1), conjunctival scarring following exposed buckle (n [ 1), and immune dysregulation (n [ 1). Twelve eyes (75%) had an average of 1.6 ± 0.9 previous surgeries.…”

“…A variety of surgical approaches have been reported for the treatment of symblepharon. Tissue substitutes such as conjunctiva, 1,2 oral mucosa graft, [3][4][5] or amniotic membrane [6][7][8][9][10] were used for ocular surface reconstruction after symblepharon lysis. Anchoring sutures were also useful to secure the released conjunctiva deep into the fornix.…”

Oral Mucosal Grafts in Severe Pterygium: Case Report

“…Muköz membran otogreftleri konjonktivanın enfeksiyon ya da travma sonrası skarlaştığı, glokom cerrahisi için ayrıldığı hastalarda; forniks veya orbital soket rekonstrüksiyo-nunda kullanılabilmektedir. 19,20 Mukoza greftleri oral (bukkal, dudak, sert damak) ya da nazal bölge-den alınabilir (Tablo 1). Nazal mukoza greftlerinin goblet hücre içeriği dolayısıyla, müsin üretiminin sağlanması ve daha stabil bir gözyaşı elde edilebileceği düşünülmektedir.…”

Split thickness buccal mucous membrane grafts and beta irradiation in the treatment of recurrent pterygium

“…17 Full thickness buccal mucous membrane grafts were originally used for recurrent pterygium by Klein in 1876, and the technique has been described in the literature for both primary and recurrent pterygium 616 19 20-23 35 …”

Sealing of the Gap between the Conjunctiva and Tenon Capsule to Improve Symblepharon Surgery

“…Outcome measures include ocular surface inflammation, fornix reformation, and restoration of ocular motility. RESULTS: The underlying causes of symblepharon included Stevens-Johnson syndrome (n [ 6), chemical burn (n [ 5), ocular cicatricial pemphigoid (n [ 1), thermal burn (n [ 1), following excision of conjunctival squamous cell carcinoma (n [ 1), conjunctival scarring following exposed buckle (n [ 1), and immune dysregulation (n [ 1). Twelve eyes (75%) had an average of 1.6 ± 0.9 previous surgeries.…”

“…A variety of surgical approaches have been reported for the treatment of symblepharon. Tissue substitutes such as conjunctiva, 1,2 oral mucosa graft, [3][4][5] or amniotic membrane [6][7][8][9][10] were used for ocular surface reconstruction after symblepharon lysis. Anchoring sutures were also useful to secure the released conjunctiva deep into the fornix.…”

Oral Mucosal Grafts in Severe Pterygium: Case Report

“…Muköz membran otogreftleri konjonktivanın enfeksiyon ya da travma sonrası skarlaştığı, glokom cerrahisi için ayrıldığı hastalarda; forniks veya orbital soket rekonstrüksiyo-nunda kullanılabilmektedir. 19,20 Mukoza greftleri oral (bukkal, dudak, sert damak) ya da nazal bölge-den alınabilir (Tablo 1). Nazal mukoza greftlerinin goblet hücre içeriği dolayısıyla, müsin üretiminin sağlanması ve daha stabil bir gözyaşı elde edilebileceği düşünülmektedir.…”

Split thickness buccal mucous membrane grafts and beta irradiation in the treatment of recurrent pterygium

“…17 Full thickness buccal mucous membrane grafts were originally used for recurrent pterygium by Klein in 1876, and the technique has been described in the literature for both primary and recurrent pterygium 616 19 20-23 35 …”

Sealing of the Gap between the Conjunctiva and Tenon Capsule to Improve Symblepharon Surgery

“…Outcome measures include ocular surface inflammation, fornix reformation, and restoration of ocular motility. RESULTS: The underlying causes of symblepharon included Stevens-Johnson syndrome (n [ 6), chemical burn (n [ 5), ocular cicatricial pemphigoid (n [ 1), thermal burn (n [ 1), following excision of conjunctival squamous cell carcinoma (n [ 1), conjunctival scarring following exposed buckle (n [ 1), and immune dysregulation (n [ 1). Twelve eyes (75%) had an average of 1.6 ± 0.9 previous surgeries.…”

“…A variety of surgical approaches have been reported for the treatment of symblepharon. Tissue substitutes such as conjunctiva, 1,2 oral mucosa graft, [3][4][5] or amniotic membrane [6][7][8][9][10] were used for ocular surface reconstruction after symblepharon lysis. Anchoring sutures were also useful to secure the released conjunctiva deep into the fornix.…”