1966
DOI: 10.1001/archopht.1966.03850010284021
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Modification of the Homograft Reaction in Corneal Transplantation

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“…Our results show that heterograft reaction of the cornea is quite well suppressed by an adequate systemic dose of 6-MP. This finding is in good agree-ment with previous experimental and clinical studies on homograft reaction (Cleasby & al., 1964(Cleasby & al., , 1966Alberth, 1965, Polack, 1965, 1966Lanzieri & al., 1966;Leibowitz & Elliott, 1966). Histopathologic study, however, confirmed the presence of slight or moderate infiltration of chiefly mononuclear inflammatory cells around the grafts; further, toxic signs of varying degree were observed in the blood cell count.…”
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“…Our results show that heterograft reaction of the cornea is quite well suppressed by an adequate systemic dose of 6-MP. This finding is in good agree-ment with previous experimental and clinical studies on homograft reaction (Cleasby & al., 1964(Cleasby & al., , 1966Alberth, 1965, Polack, 1965, 1966Lanzieri & al., 1966;Leibowitz & Elliott, 1966). Histopathologic study, however, confirmed the presence of slight or moderate infiltration of chiefly mononuclear inflammatory cells around the grafts; further, toxic signs of varying degree were observed in the blood cell count.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 93%