1 pathophysiology and traditional treatment of corneal erosions.

2 brasions and various treatment modalities of corneal erosions.

3 protease that can cleave collagens and cause corneal erosions.

4 ll strains except Newman Delta(hla) produced corneal erosions.

5 st decade of life, attributable to recurrent corneal erosions.

6 mor, migration of PMNs into infected tissue, corneal erosion, and edema in the eyes of infected A/J m

7                                    Recurrent corneal erosions are a well known pathologic condition t

8                                    Recurrent corneal erosions are most commonly associated with epith

9 e likely causative mutation in our recurrent corneal erosion families, and its presence in 4 independ

10 onfirmation of the presence of a superficial corneal erosion for longer than 3 weeks with no discerni

11  and underlying pathophysiology of recurrent corneal erosions has remained stable, recent advances in

12   These data show that spontaneous recurrent corneal erosions occur in a mouse model after manual cre

13 senting between 2008 and 2011 with recurrent corneal erosions related to trauma and epithelial and Bo

14 ther forms of dominantly inherited recurrent corneal erosion reported in the literature.

15 review articles, new treatments of recurrent corneal erosions, such as oral doxycycline and topical c

16             An extensive review of recurrent corneal erosion syndrome identified PTK as the most effe

17 ymptomatic relief in patients with recurrent corneal erosion syndrome refractive to conservative meas

18                 No evidence of infection and corneal erosion was noted and none of the patients neede

19 A 56 year-old Caucasian woman with recurrent corneal erosions was diagnosed with corneal dystrophy of