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Ma DHK et al. - This study showed the potential of COMET to promote re-epithelialization and reduce inflammation in acute corneal burn, and to reconstruct the corneal surface in chronic burn. COMET may, therefore, be considered an alternative treatment for severe corneal burn.

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