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Corneal Wound Healing from the Perspective of Keratoplasty Specimens With Special Reference to the Function of the Bowman Layer and Descemet Membrane
Cornea, 09/21/07

Obata, H., et al. - Conclusions: The Bowman layer and Descemet membrane seem to serve as barriers to separate 3 cellular layers of epithelium, stroma, and endothelium. Disruption of the Bowman layer forms a new epithelial-stromal interaction and may cause cellular proliferative response. Separation of Descemet membrane can provide the trigger for emanating stromal tissue from the wound edge

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