Clinical analysis of excision of pterygium combined with conjunctival autograft
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    To investigate a new operation method of excision of primary pterygium to prevent pterygium recurring. METHODS:Fifteen cases (15 eyes) of primary pterygium were operated under operating microscope.- Pterygium was excised and conjunctival autograft was performed at the same time. Follow-up lasted 3 to 12 months after operation. RESULTS:Fifteen cases (15 eyes) were all cured. There were no recurrence and no complication during the operation and postoperation. CONCLUSION:Excision of pterygium-combined with-conjunctival autograft under the operating microscope is a new effective method, which can retain the normal anatomic structure of the ocular surface utmostly, lower recurrence rate and cannot influence cataract and glaucoma surgery.

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Ya-Li Zhou, Yu Di, Hong-Wei Yang, et al. Clinical analysis of excision of pterygium combined with conjunctival autograft. Guoji Yanke Zazhi( Int Eye Sci) 2012;12(4):784-785

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  • Received:December 13,2011
  • Revised:March 07,2012
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