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Incidence of Shrinking Keratocytes in Patients with Granular Corneal Dystrophies


John Doe, MD and Jane Doe, PhD
University of Corneal Diseases

Abstract: A study of 10 corneas after penetrating keratoplasty.

Introduction: Granular Corneal Dystrophy is a serious disease that may result in severe visual decline.

Materials & Methods: Formalin and slides.

Results: Lots of stuff.

Figure 1: Types of Cataracts Associated with Granular Corneal Dystrophies.

We also examined the incidence of cataracts in our study patients. They all had cataracts so Surgeon Mike performed phacoemulsification. All patients at 20/20 vision post-operatively.

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Conclusions: The keratocytes were dysfunctional.

References: Pubmed

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