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See Latest ArticlesEndothelial Cell Loss During Pterygium Surgery: Importance of Timing of Mitomycin C Application
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Avisar R et al. – The endothelial cell loss associated with the use of MMC during pterygium surgery might be avoided by applying MMC before excision of the pterygium head, so that it does not come into contact with the corneal surface.
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