[Principles of treatment in ocular burns regarding the ocular surface and limbal stem cells]
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[Principles of treatment in ocular burns regarding the ocular surface and limbal stem cells]
Abstract
The term ocular surface emphasizes the functional interdependence of the nonkeratinizing epithelium of cornea and conjunctiva. The limbal stem cells are responsible for replacement of corneal epithelium following ocular surface injuries. Over the past decades important advances in the management of chemical injury have occurred based on the application of theories on ocular surface and limbal stem cells.
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