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Amniotic Membrane Grafting in the Management of Conjunctival Vascular Malformations
Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 09/23/09

Mehta M et al. – Large conjunctival vascular malformations, when extensively resected, leave large, denuded epibulbar and palpebral surfaces that would likely produce severe symblepharon. Conversely, incomplete resection can lead to early recurrent growth. Commercially available amniotic membrane grafts now provide a method for reconstructing these defects, allowing more extensive resection of the tumor.

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