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(6) Moloney: “Descemetorhexis for Fuchs’ corneal dystrophy”
Video Title: (6) Moloney: “Descemetorhexis for Fuchs’ corneal dystrophy”
Description: The human corneal endothelium is essential for the maintenance of corneal clarity via transcellular pumping of fluid. It is widely held that this is a non regenerating layer in vivo. Repair occurs not by mitosis but via enlargement and migration of existing cells, with limited capacity for healing to pre-entered states. Despite this, many reports have demonstrated a spontaneous return of corneal clarity following Descemet trauma or removal.
Presenter/Interviewer:This video is from Dr. Gregory Moloney, Australia
Video Category: Vol XXXIV Issue 1, 2018
Keywords: Tags: cornea, Descemet separation, fuchs
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