1. Methods Limbus cornea autografting were performed on 10 cases ( 10 eyes ) with recurrent pterygium.

2. Conclusion: Autografting of corneal limbus stem cells might be a simple, safe and effective surgery for recurrent pterygium.

3. Corneal limbus stem cells are the source of corneal epithelial renewal and they help maintain the integrity of cornea.

4. The cells were taken from the limbus, the rim around the cornea, the clear window that covers the colored part of the eye.

5. 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.

6. Fresh lamellar cornea contains health corneal limbus stem cells and epithelial cells, it can repair the trauma corneal surface soon.

7. In a normal eye, stem cells in the limbus are like factories, churning out new cells to replace dead corneal cells.

8. The most common rupture location is superior limbus(45%), then temporary, nasal limbus and sclera posterior ocular muscle insertion 15%, respectively.

9. Conclusions:Limbus cornea stem cell autograft transplantation with fresh amnion is a safe and effective method.

10. The recurrent rate was reduced. Conclusions Limbus epithelial stem cell autografting for treatment of pterygium is effective.

11. This will provide the academic foundation for total penetrating keratoplasty in which the cryopreserved donor corneas and limbus regions are used.

12. It is an effective and reasonable therapeutic tool to transplant the limbus cornea stem cells.

13. Objective To probe the improvement of surgical methods and their effects on pterygium treatment in autografting with corneal limbus stem cells.

14. Objective To evaluate the relationship between the different position of corneoscleral limbus incision and vision or astigmatism in cataract surgery.

15. Objective To explore the clinical effect and operation method of auto-corneal limbus stem cell transplantation combined with MMC in the treatment of recurrent pterygium.

16. 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 .

17. Conclusion The migration of corneal epithelial stem cells in the human fetuses was from the whole layers to basal layer and confined to limbus region finally(), and their ultrastructure was immature.

18. Lower lid margin. It should bow gently from medially to laterally, with the lowest point between the pupil and the lateral limbus.

19. Background Corneal renewal and repair are mediated by stem cells of the limbus, the narrow zone between the cornea and the bulbar conjunctiva.

20. Objective To study the effect of homologous conjunctiva and corneal limbus transplantation for ocular chemical burn.

21. Conclusion: Retrograde excision of pterygium combined with autotransplantation of corneal limbus stem cells decreases the rate of recurrence and promotes the effect of cosmetology.

22. A third optional application is the Rostock Cornea Module, which provides in vivo imaging of cornea, limbus and conjunctiva.

23. Methods In 47 cases of penetrating corneal injuries, the viscoelastics was used to dissect the anterior synechia through limbus paracentesis.

24. Aim To probe the effects of lamellar keratoplasty implantation and epithelium of limbus implantation for pterygium.

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25. Results:Sympathetic ophthalmia occurred mostly in younger persons, and the most common causes were ocular perforating injuries, especially at the corneoscleral limbus.

26. Methods Compared the effect of homologous conjunctiva and corneal limbus transplantation and drug treatment.

27. Recurrences occurred in 1 eye in the follow-up period time. Conclusion: Autografting of corneal limbus stem cells might be a simple, ...

28. Blunt trauma ruptures typically occur in areas where the sclera is thinnest: the limbus or at the insertions of the extraocular muscles.