Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society 2000;41(8):1711-1716.
Published online August 1, 2000.
A Case of Progressive Recurrent Symblephron, Treated with Amniotic Membrane and Autograft Limbal-conjunctiva.
Myoung Sun Ko, Ik Soo Kim, Kyoo Il Lee
1Department of Ophthalmology, Tae Jeon St.Mary s Hospital, College of Medicine, The Catholic University of Korea.
2Seoul Myongdong Ophthalmlolgy Medical Center, Seoul, Korea.
각막 중심부를 침범한 검구 유착 환자에서 양막이식술과 자가결막윤부이식술에 의한 치료 1 례
고명선(Myoung Sun Ko),김익수(Ik Soo Kim),이규일(Kyoo Il Lee)
Abstract
Although both medical and surgical approaches have been investigated, recurrent symblepharon due to chronic ocular surface inflammation is a difficult disease to manage.This condition can also result in many complications such as cosmetic and visual deteriorations.In this condition, we can use the amniotic membrane transplantation that has a biological contact inhibition effect for the prevention of recurrent symblepharon. We treated successfully a case of a progressive symblepharon involving central cornea from 2-year old. The 14 year-old male patient had suffered from serious cosmetic problem and undergone multiple dissection, argon laser photocoagulation, using cyclosporin eyedrops. He was treated using allograft amniotic membrane, autograft limbal-conjunctiva, and buccal mucosa transplantation. we think that amniotic membrane transplantation was very effective method for the prevention of recurrent symblepharon.
Key Words: Amniotic membrane transplantation;Autograft limbal-conjunctiva;Symblepharon


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