Ten-year postoperative results of penetrating keratoplasty

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From 5 to 10 years after penetrating keratoplasty, the annual rate of endothelial cell loss was seven times the normal rate. The endothelial cell loss, pleomorphism, polymegethism, and corneal thickness increased significantly during this time, indicating continued endothelial instability and dysfun …
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Authors Ing JJ;Ing HH;Nelson LR;Hodge DO;Bourne WM;;
Journal ophthalmology
Year 1998
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