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Early wound healing and refractive response of different pocket configurations following presbyopic inlay implantation

10.1371/journal.pone.0172014

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Main Authors:	Konstantopoulos A., Liu Y.-C., Teo E.P.W., Lwin N.C., Yam G.H.F., Mehta J.S.
Other Authors:	DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL
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Published:	2019
Subjects:	fibronectin heat shock protein 47 animal experiment animal model animal tissue Article astigmatism confocal microscopy controlled study cornea cell cornea thickness eye surgery immunohistochemistry implantation in vivo study inlay implantation keratometry limit of quantitation nonhuman ophthalmological prosthesis optical coherence tomography preoperative period presbyopia wound healing animal biomechanics cornea cornea stroma inflammation Leporidae metabolism physiology refractometry surgical flaps Animals Astigmatism Biomechanical Phenomena Cornea Corneal Stroma Corneal Topography Fibronectins HSP47 Heat-Shock Proteins Immunohistochemistry Inflammation Microscopy, Confocal Preoperative Period Presbyopia Rabbits Refractometry Surgical Flaps Wound Healing
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1615282023-10-31T08:44:34Z Early wound healing and refractive response of different pocket configurations following presbyopic inlay implantation Konstantopoulos A. Liu Y.-C. Teo E.P.W. Lwin N.C. Yam G.H.F. Mehta J.S. DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL DEAN'S OFFICE (DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL) fibronectin heat shock protein 47 fibronectin heat shock protein 47 animal experiment animal model animal tissue Article astigmatism confocal microscopy controlled study cornea cell cornea thickness eye surgery immunohistochemistry implantation in vivo study inlay implantation keratometry limit of quantitation nonhuman ophthalmological prosthesis optical coherence tomography preoperative period presbyopia wound healing animal astigmatism biomechanics cornea cornea stroma inflammation keratometry Leporidae metabolism physiology presbyopia refractometry surgical flaps wound healing Animals Astigmatism Biomechanical Phenomena Cornea Corneal Stroma Corneal Topography Fibronectins HSP47 Heat-Shock Proteins Immunohistochemistry Inflammation Microscopy, Confocal Preoperative Period Presbyopia Rabbits Refractometry Surgical Flaps Wound Healing 10.1371/journal.pone.0172014 PLoS ONE 12 2 e0172014 2019-11-06T07:40:12Z 2019-11-06T07:40:12Z 2017 Article Konstantopoulos A., Liu Y.-C., Teo E.P.W., Lwin N.C., Yam G.H.F., Mehta J.S. (2017). Early wound healing and refractive response of different pocket configurations following presbyopic inlay implantation. PLoS ONE 12 (2) : e0172014. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0172014 19326203 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/161528 Attribution 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Unpaywall 20191101
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topic	fibronectin heat shock protein 47 fibronectin heat shock protein 47 animal experiment animal model animal tissue Article astigmatism confocal microscopy controlled study cornea cell cornea thickness eye surgery immunohistochemistry implantation in vivo study inlay implantation keratometry limit of quantitation nonhuman ophthalmological prosthesis optical coherence tomography preoperative period presbyopia wound healing animal astigmatism biomechanics cornea cornea stroma inflammation keratometry Leporidae metabolism physiology presbyopia refractometry surgical flaps wound healing Animals Astigmatism Biomechanical Phenomena Cornea Corneal Stroma Corneal Topography Fibronectins HSP47 Heat-Shock Proteins Immunohistochemistry Inflammation Microscopy, Confocal Preoperative Period Presbyopia Rabbits Refractometry Surgical Flaps Wound Healing
spellingShingle	fibronectin heat shock protein 47 fibronectin heat shock protein 47 animal experiment animal model animal tissue Article astigmatism confocal microscopy controlled study cornea cell cornea thickness eye surgery immunohistochemistry implantation in vivo study inlay implantation keratometry limit of quantitation nonhuman ophthalmological prosthesis optical coherence tomography preoperative period presbyopia wound healing animal astigmatism biomechanics cornea cornea stroma inflammation keratometry Leporidae metabolism physiology presbyopia refractometry surgical flaps wound healing Animals Astigmatism Biomechanical Phenomena Cornea Corneal Stroma Corneal Topography Fibronectins HSP47 Heat-Shock Proteins Immunohistochemistry Inflammation Microscopy, Confocal Preoperative Period Presbyopia Rabbits Refractometry Surgical Flaps Wound Healing Konstantopoulos A. Liu Y.-C. Teo E.P.W. Lwin N.C. Yam G.H.F. Mehta J.S. Early wound healing and refractive response of different pocket configurations following presbyopic inlay implantation
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author	Konstantopoulos A. Liu Y.-C. Teo E.P.W. Lwin N.C. Yam G.H.F. Mehta J.S.
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title	Early wound healing and refractive response of different pocket configurations following presbyopic inlay implantation
title_short	Early wound healing and refractive response of different pocket configurations following presbyopic inlay implantation
title_full	Early wound healing and refractive response of different pocket configurations following presbyopic inlay implantation
title_fullStr	Early wound healing and refractive response of different pocket configurations following presbyopic inlay implantation
title_full_unstemmed	Early wound healing and refractive response of different pocket configurations following presbyopic inlay implantation
title_sort	early wound healing and refractive response of different pocket configurations following presbyopic inlay implantation
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Early wound healing and refractive response of different pocket configurations following presbyopic inlay implantation

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