Bilateral Effect of the Unilateral Corneal Nerve Cut on Both Ocular Surface and Lacrimal Gland

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Abstract
The unilateral corneal nerve severing resulted in activation of the immune cells on the ocular surface and dysregulated lacrimal secretion bilaterally through the bidirectional neuronal signals. It suggests that the unilateral corneal nerve damage may alter immune homeostasis and mechanistically par …
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Authors Lee HK;Kim KW;Ryu JS;Jeong HJ;Lee SM;Kim MK;;
Journal investigative ophthalmology & visual science
Year 2019
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