1, Failure occurred in 2 patients, with recurrence of symblepharon, and disappearance of fornix.

2, Methods 11 cases of symblepharon were treated by the human fresh amniotic membrane transplantation.

3, Methods 36 cases (36 eyes) of symblepharon or pseudo pterygium were treated by pericardium transplantation to reconstruct the ocular surface. The follow up time was 6-18 months (averaged 11 months).

4, Objective:To evaluate the therapeutic effects and value of preserved amniotic membrane combined with conjunctival autograft transplantation for recurrent symblepharon.

5, Complications included: fungus infection of graft tissue (1 case), symblepharon formation (1 case), epithelial inclusion cyst (1 case), and wound disruption at donor site (4 case).

6, Traditional operation has not satisfied the reconstructive effect of severe symblepharon, which was due to chemical burn.

7, AIM: To observe the clinical effect of biological amnion combined with conjunctival flap with limbus stem cell transplant in the treatment of recurrent pterygium complicated with symblepharon .

8, Objective To examine the usefulness of keratoplasty with the patients of symblepharon after burns.

9, Conclusion Fresh amniotic membrane transplantation appears to be a safe and effective procedure for the surgical treatment of severe symblepharon.

10, Objective The study focus on evaluation the utilization of combined transplantation of hard palate and lip mucous for treating completed symblepharon.

11, Biological amnion combined with conjunctival flap with limbus stem cell transplant in the treatment of recurrent pterygium complicated with symblepharon was an ideal therapeutic method.

12, Objective To investigate the clinical effects of the treatment of symblepharon by amniotic membrane transplantation.

13, Objective To evaluate a new technique for treatment of the symblepharon caused by physical and chemical burn.

14, Objective To evaluate the treatment effect of amniotic membrane transplantation on symblepharon.

15, Amniotic membrane transplantation is a good method for the conjunctiva fornix reconstruction in the treatment of symblepharon.

16, Conclusions Early preserved human amnion transplantation can effectively decrease the occurrence of corneal perforation, prevent symblepharon, shorten the time of inflammation,[http:///symblepharon.html] improve visual acuity.