Abstract:SummaryBackgroundTransplantology is a quickly developing field of ophthalmology. It currently is able to treat many inherited, degenerative, inflammatory, traumatic, and cancerous diseases. This review outlines recent concepts and methods of treating ocular diseases with tissue and cell grafts. Ocular transplants related to the anterior part of the eye, including the conjunctiva and the cornea, are reviewed in Part 1.Material/MethodsThe scientific literature dated from January 2005 to July 2011 was thoroughly … Show more
“…Роговичная слепота остается одной из главных задач офтальмологии [51]. Проблема нехватки качественного донорского материала (в том числе и из-за постепенного распространения лазерного кератомилеза [52]) делает все более актуальными клеточно-терапевтические подходы, которые в ряде случаев могут служить альтернативой пересадке роговицы.…”
The review covers global trends in cell therapy research and clinical trials aimed at the treatment of ophthalmic diseases. Some definitions are provided and mechanisms of action of cell products studied to date are listed.
“…Роговичная слепота остается одной из главных задач офтальмологии [51]. Проблема нехватки качественного донорского материала (в том числе и из-за постепенного распространения лазерного кератомилеза [52]) делает все более актуальными клеточно-терапевтические подходы, которые в ряде случаев могут служить альтернативой пересадке роговицы.…”
The review covers global trends in cell therapy research and clinical trials aimed at the treatment of ophthalmic diseases. Some definitions are provided and mechanisms of action of cell products studied to date are listed.
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