Pterygium Excision
Pterygium Excision is a surgical procedure involving the removal of a pterygium, a fibrovascular growth originating from the conjunctiva and extending onto the cornea, distinguished from other ocular surface surgeries by its specific indication for pathological or symptomatic pterygia that interfere with vision, ocular motility, or contact lens tolerance.
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Mitomycin Eye Drops as Treatment for Pterygium
Gurinder Singh, M. Roy Wilson, C. Stephen Foster · Ophthalmology · 1988 · 351 citations
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Singapore National Eye Center
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Tehran University of Medical Sciences
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Farabi Hospital
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Başkent University
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Prince of Wales Hospital
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Rabin Medical Center
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