April 29, 2023
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VIDEO: Stem cell transplantation an option for ocular surface reconstruction
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Key takeaways:
- Stem cell transplantation is an option for ocular surface reconstruction.
- Conjunctival and limbal stem cell deficiencies are common indications for reconstruction.
TAMPA, Fla. — In this presentation from the Telling It Like It Is meeting, Albert Cheung, MD, discusses identifying indications for and performing ocular surface reconstruction.
“Limbal stem cell and conjunctival deficiency can lead to severe ocular surface disease,” he said. “However, ocular surface stem cell transplantation can successfully restore the ocular surface.”
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Cheung A. Ocular surface reconstruction. Presented at: Telling It Like It Is; Feb. 15-19, 2023; Tampa, Florida.
Disclosures:
Cheung reports no relevant financial disclosures.
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