Titlebook: Recurrent Erosion Syndrome and Epithelial Edema; In Vivo Morphology i Helena M. Tabery Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerl

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The Morphology of Recurrent Erosionsartly as changes relatable to the epithelial cells themselves and partly as changes implying alterations of the epithelial basement membrane and/or plaque-like deposits of abnormal sub- or intraepithelial material), (2) . (epithelial disruptions within oedematous areas and frank erosions) and (3) ma

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Case Reports features as captured in the individual patient. In contrast, the last one (Case 13) demonstrates a cornea with pronounced epithelial basement membrane dystrophy in which repeated injuries did not result in recurrent erosions.

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Recurrent Erosions and Stromal Infiltrateseye, and 2 of them (Cases 1 and 3) had epithelial changes indicating propensity to recurrent erosions in the fellow eye. One cornea (Case 1) showed an infiltrate at presentation. In the remaining 2, infiltrates developed after onset of a new, spontaneous erosion; in both, they developed shortly afte

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The Morphology of Recurrent Erosionsaque-like deposits of abnormal sub- or intraepithelial material), (2) . (epithelial disruptions within oedematous areas and frank erosions) and (3) manifestations of .. All may occur anywhere on the cornea, but the most common sites are its central and lower parts.