Effect of Sodium Hyaluronate on Corneal Wound Healing

Arzeno, George; Miller, David

doi:10.1001/archopht.1982.01030030154018

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“…(Arch Ophthalmol 1985;103:95-97) rpopically administered corticoste-*· roids are effective therapeutic agents for suppressing inflammation in the anterior segment of the globe. 13 However, when these drugs are used as part of the treatment regimen fol¬ lowing intraocular surgery, they may interfere with stromal wound heal¬ ing. 4 Each rabbit was anesthetized with intra¬ venously (IV) administered pentobarbital sodium (30 mg/kg body weight).…”

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Effect of Suprofen on Corneal Wound Healing

Lee¹,

Kupferman²,

Leibowitz³

1985

Archives of Ophthalmology

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Effect of Suprofen on Corneal Wound Healing

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Leibowitz³

1985

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“…In glaucoma surgery Na-hyaluronate has been used to prevent the formation of a flat anterior chamber after fistulation (Raitta & Setiilii 1986) or to elevate the conjunctiva at the site of the filtration bleb (Pape & Balasz 1980). The effect of hyaluronan on scar formation in ophthalmic surgery has been studied by Arzeno & Miller (1982), Kivalo & Raitta (1991) and Wirt et al ( 1992). In the study by Kivalo & Raitta hyaluronan 's effect on scar formation was evaluated by measuring the thickness of fibrous tissue under a subconjunctival silicone implant which, unlike the implant used in this study, was not connected with the anterior chamber.…”

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